How do you use the word obsolete in a sentence?

Answer 1

(obsolete means old, out of date, not needed anymore)

Now that the new operating system is out, the old Windows XP seems so obsolete.

The development of modern diagnostic imaging made many older medical treatments obsolete.

Answer 2

Many words you still hear in England might be considered obsolete in America, for example:

• Whilst
• Amongst

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Forsooth (1100's), which meant "indeed" usually in a contemptuous way.

Egads (1600's), which was a mild oath derived from the words "ye gods".

Groovy (1900's), which meant "excellent".

Marry (1300's), which was an interjection something like the word "wow" or "yikes".

There are lots more.

Answer 3

other words for obsolete are... -anachronistic -ancient -antediluvian -antiquated -antique -archaic -bygone -dated -dead -dinosaur -discarded -disused -done for -dusty -extinct -fossil -fusty -gone -had it -has been -kaput -moldy -moth-eaten -musty -old -old hat -old school -old fashioned -old time -out -out of fashion -outmoded -outworn -passe -stale -superannuted -superseded -timeworn -unfasionable

Answer 4

Words like outdated, passe (the "e" is accented and pronounced as a long "a"), redundant, obsolete, non-current, and expired convey the idea that something is out of date.

Answer 5

Most people agree the washboard is obsolete, and use a washing machine instead.

Answer 6

Antiquated archaic old

Answer 7

antiquated