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obsolescence

[ob-suh-les-uhns] / ˌɒb səˈlɛs əns /




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When I asked him how he, as someone who reflects on cycles of cultural relevance and obsolescence, feels about aging and mortality, he paused.

From New York Times

Ignoring what Hispanic voters really want is the road to obsolescence.

From Washington Post

Companies that make products destined for obsolescence, like parts for internal combustion engines, must adapt or go out of business.

From New York Times

“It all started really 5 years ago, when Windows 10 Mobile was near obsolescence,” says Monce, speaking to The Verge.

From The Verge

Like other neighborhood buildings, Area 405 was once an industrial warehouse and grew into a low-cost hub for creatives after its original uses faded into obsolescence.

From Washington Post