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Taking things apart and putting them back?

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Is HTML training considered to be obsolete?

HTML training itself is not considered to be obsolete. However, there are some techniques and programs in past training that are now considered to be obsolete.


What part of speech is the word obsolete in the sentence The room is obsolete?

Obsolete is an adjective.


What is the abbreviation for obsolete?

OB is the abbreviation for obsolete.


How you use obsolete in a sentence?

dinosaurs are obsolete.


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Where in The Giver is the word obsolete?

The word "obsolete" is mentioned in the book "The Giver" by Lois Lowry when Jonas learns that certain things in the community are considered obsolete and are therefore no longer used or remembered, such as sledding or sunshine in the climate control. This term highlights the community's effort to eliminate anything that is deemed unnecessary or outdated.


How do you put obsolete into a sentence?

"World War II fighter planes were some of the finest fighters ever developed, but are completely obsolete in today's world of Mach 2 jets".


Is it being made obsolete or being obsoleted?

obsolete


Sentence with the word obsolete?

Card readers are obsolete.


What page in the giver is obsolete?

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What are some slang words that you think are obsolete?

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