obsolete
/ˈɒbsəliːt/adjective
No longer used because something newer or better has taken its place.
Example sentence
- “Fax machines have become obsolete in most modern offices.”
Fully out of use; 'obsolescent' means on the way out but not gone yet.
Related words
obstacleSomething that blocks your way or makes progress difficult.observantQuick to notice things; watching carefully.obstinateSticking firmly to your own opinion or plan and refusing to change it.obsequiousToo eager to obey or please someone, in a way that seems insincere.obstructTo block a path, passage, or opening so that things cannot get through.obscureTo cover something up or block it from view.