obsolete

Definition for obsolete

adjective as in no longer in use, in vogue

Strongest matches

antiquated, archaic, out-of-date, outmoded

Weak matches

anachronistic, ancient, antediluvian, antique, bygone, dated, dead, dead and gone, dinosaur, discarded, disused, done for, dusty, extinct, fossil, gone, had it, has-been, horse and buggy, kaput, moldy, moth-eaten, old, old-fashioned, old-hat, old-school, out, out-of-fashion, outworn, passé, stale, superannuated, superseded, timeworn, unfashionable

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On one hand, the 25-year-old worries digital replicas of models could render her job obsolete.

From Los Angeles Times

Considering the Meiji period was when the samurai became obsolete, the potential for social commentary mixed in with high-stakes combat seems pretty high.

From Los Angeles Times

This scenario also presumes the U.S. would only be acting in “self-defense” in response to a nuclear strike by another nation, although mutually assured destruction renders such concepts obsolete.

From Salon

It was so old that the process for developing the film is now obsolete, and Wayne needed to get creative with some unusual ingredients.

From BBC

Also, firms may have to pay more to store goods, and there was also a risk of items becoming obsolete, it said.

From BBC

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