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'Stale' means that something is no longer fresh or new. Things can go stale, like bread or chips, but ideas or plans can also go stale if they have not changed or been updatedmade newer in a while.
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In business, 'stale' may refer to a product, strategy or idea that is well past its freshness or innovation stage. A CEO might say, 'Our marketing strategies have gone stale, and our campaignsplanned work to achieve something are not providing the return on investmentfinancial benefit received from an investment they once did.'

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