0 past simple and past participle of slate
1 to be expected to happen in the future or to be expected to be or do something in the future:
2 to attack by criticizing; to write or say that something is very bad:
Rather than being slated for obsolescence by competing new electronic commodities, these instruments can reach new audiences and cross musical boundaries.
This total is slated to be raised to $80,000 in annual increments.
Specifically, satisfactory progress has been made regarding the wall-cleaning robots, which is slated for manufacture at present.
These are slated to return to the long term goal in the near term.
The slatted roof kept the public from the rain, while eyes of eager schoolboys peered through the slated fence.
The pipeline, which has an initial carrying capacity of 150,000 barrels per day, is slated to be expanded to 250,000 barrels per day by 2001.
What if the universe is not slated to contract into a black hole or expand into nothing?
Actors' differing fields of interest mean that event generators are expected to remain both open and closed, and so are slated to remain multivalent objects.
