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A typewriter is an example of something that is no longer widely used. Once a staple in offices and homes for typing documents, it has largely been replaced by computers and word processing software, which offer greater efficiency and functionality. While typewriters may still hold nostalgic value or be used for artistic purposes, their practical application has diminished significantly in the digital age.
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What do you call something no longer in use?
Something no longer in use is often referred to as "obsolete." It may also be termed "disused," "outdated," or "defunct," depending on the context. These terms indicate that the item or concept has been replaced or is no longer considered relevant or functional.
What do you do if a customer wants a product you no longer sell?
Offer them something that's similar
What is another word for no longer in use or not using any more?
Another word for "no longer in use" or "not using any more" is "obsolete." This term refers to something that has fallen out of practice or is outdated, often replaced by newer alternatives. Other synonyms include "outdated," "defunct," and "discontinued."
What does contingency mean?
Pending Sale
How do you trace ownership of a life insurance company who is no longer listed in Virginia?
Contact the Virginia Department of Insurance and ask them for help. They are used to calls like this.
Can you give one word for something that is no longer used in vocabulary?
"Thou"
What is long gone?
Long gone, means something that has happened very long ago.
Differences between had and has?
Had is used to suggest that something belonged to somebody, but it is no longer in their possesion, while has suggests that that something belongs to somebody at that time.
What is discarded?
To discard something is to get rid of it or throw it away. Discard can also be used as a noun, meaning something or someone that is no longer wanted or needed.
What is the English of nawalan?
The English translation of "nawalan" is "lost" or "missing." It refers to something that has been lost or is no longer present. The term is commonly used in Filipino contexts to describe a situation where something or someone is no longer available or has disappeared.
Is no longer a prepositon?
Yes, "no longer" is not a preposition; it is an adverbial phrase used to indicate that something has ceased to happen or exist. It typically modifies verbs and conveys a change in state or condition. For example, in the sentence "She no longer works here," it shows that she used to work there but does not anymore.
What is an extension?
Something added to something to make it longer.
What does archiac mean?
"Archaic" refers to something that is old-fashioned, outdated, or no longer in common use. It can also refer to a specific word or phrase that is no longer used in modern language.
What is the term used when looking at something cute like puppies that is aw or ah but held out longer?
The extended informal term is "aw" with more W's -- "aww" or possibly "awww..." (can be used to describe something cute, something sad, or as a consoling expression)
How did Edison improve the light bulb?
He made it last longer because Humphrey Davy used something that melted. Something like that. Hope that helped a little, lol.
Does shut mean to close something?
Yes, "shut" means to close something, such as a door, window, or container. It is used to indicate that the opening or entrance is no longer accessible.
What happens when something is demagnetized?
It is no longer magnetic.
