expire

/ɛkˈspaɪ.ə(ɹ)/verb

To reach the end of its valid period and stop being usable.

Example sentences

“My passport expires next month, so I need to renew it.”
“The coupon expired before I had a chance to use it.”

Standard for passports, licenses, contracts, and food dates. As a way of saying someone died it is old-fashioned and now sounds either literary or comic.

Related words

explicitStated clearly and in full detail, leaving no room for doubt.expertiseA high level of skill or deep knowledge in a specific subject or activity.exploitA brave, daring, or remarkable act.expensiveCosting a lot of money.exploreTo travel through a place to learn what it is like or to look for new discoveries.expenseMoney paid out for something; the cost of a purchase or activity.