obsolete

US /ˌɑ:bsəˈli:t/

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UK /ˈɒbsəli:t/

B1TOEIC

adj.AdjectiveNot used anymore because something newer exists

These obsolete computers needs to be thrown away as they have no use anymore

adj.AdjectiveNo longer useful because it has been replaced by something newer and better.

The system is obsolete and needs replacing.

adj.AdjectiveNo longer applicable or enforceable.

The law became obsolete when the new regulations were introduced.

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began to render classical knights in armour obsolete, but the titles remained in many
began to render classical knights in armour obsolete, but the titles remained in many

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of women on men, is completely obsolete.
of women on men, is completely obsolete.

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And by the 1960s, ocean liners were slowly becoming obsolete.
And by the 1960s, ocean liners were slowly becoming obsolete.
ocean liners were slowly becoming obsolete.
ocean liners were slowly becoming obsolete.

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That also means that the older vehicles become obsolete
That also means that the older vehicles become obsolete

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And contemplate cassette players and other old, obsolete technology.
And contemplate cassette players and other old, obsolete technology.

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Surely these are obsolete relics from the 19th century!
Surely these are obsolete relics from the 19th century!
This doesn't mean that stethoscopes have become obsolete.
This doesn't mean that stethoscopes have become obsolete.

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I could go back into the Oval Office and find out that the answer is obsolete.
I could go back into the Oval Office and find out that the answer is obsolete.
It's obsolete.
It's obsolete.