To undergo the process of becoming obsolete.
[Latin obsolēscere. See obsolescent.]
obsolesce
Dictionary:
ob·so·lesce (ŏb'sə-lĕs')  |
intr.v., -lesced, -lesc·ing, -lesc·es.
To undergo the process of becoming obsolete.
To undergo the process of becoming obsolete.
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The verb has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
become obsolete, fall into disuse
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