obsolete

IPA: ɑbsʌɫˈit

(of words, equipment, etc.) No longer in use; gone into disuse; disused or neglected (often in favour of something newer).
(biology) Imperfectly developed; not very distinct.

Examples of "obsolete" in Sentences

A term obsolete in Science if used with reference to Spirit, or Deity.
Not inspiring the youth will result in obsolete soon to be retired workforce.
He wants to not be a crime fighter, but a ‘crime killer’ and to make Batman and Robin obsolete like ‘Ipods did to Walkmen.’
The likelihood of Sirius going bankrupt and obsolete is a joke and if it does it will be in three years when the 500 million is used up.
Shira-i, a former captain now crippled and obsolete, is reduced to selling photos of an Earthrise over a Martian city to credulous tourists.
What it has done and how it has done it, "published later as Tract 41 and renamed, when the passage of years rendered the title obsolete," The
Dayton also said he believes Minnesota could lose the Vikings without a replacement for the Metrodome, which he called "obsolete in modern terms."
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