obsolescent Synonyms
Strongest:
- out-of-date
- archaic
- aging
- fossilized
- useless
- outmoded
- outworn
- obsolete
- moribund
- mediaeval
- discarded
- superannuated
- prehistoric
- antiquated
- unusable
- medieval
- outdated
Strong:
- prehistorical
- old
- mossy
- antediluvian
- disused
- extinct
- antique
- dated
- expired
- kaputt
- demoded
- inert
- neolithic
- inoperable
- ageing
- inoperative
- ancient
- dormant
- latent
- pass-
- moth-eaten
- unworkable
- fallow
- vanished
- defunct
- idle
- kaput
- stone-age
- rusty
- d-mod-
- inactive
- fusty
Weak:
Strongest:
- new
- new
- contemporary
- recent
- recent
- present-day
- modern
- present-day
- current
- current
- contemporary
- modern
Strong:
- newfangled
- up-to-the-minute
- up-to-the-minute
- workable
- workable
- ultramodern
- modernized
- up-to-date
- new-fashioned
- functional
- up-to-date
- mod
- newfangled
- modernized
- fresh
- ultramodern
- new-fashioned
- fresh
- mod
- functional
- operational
- operational
Weak:
obsolescent Meaning
obsolescent (s)
becoming obsolete
obsolescent (a.)
Going out of use; becoming obsolete; passing into desuetude.
obsolescent Sentence Examples
- The obsolescent technology was no longer compatible with modern software.
- The obsolescent typewriter still clattered away in the attic.
- The obsolescent telephone booth stood as a relic of a bygone era.
- The obsolescent accounting system was a major impediment to the company's efficiency.
- The obsolescent car struggled to keep up with the traffic.
- The obsolescent language was barely recognizable to modern speakers.
- The obsolescent building was scheduled for demolition.
- The obsolescent skills of the blacksmith were fading into obscurity.
- The obsolescent library card catalog was replaced by an online database.
- The obsolescent customs and traditions of the village were slowly disappearing.
FAQs About the word obsolescent
becoming obsoleteGoing out of use; becoming obsolete; passing into desuetude.
out-of-date, archaic, aging, fossilized, useless, outmoded, outworn,obsolete, moribund, mediaeval
new, new, contemporary, recent, recent, present-day,modern, present-day, current, current
The obsolescent technology was no longer compatible with modern software.
The obsolescent typewriter still clattered away in the attic.
The obsolescent telephone booth stood as a relic of a bygone era.
The obsolescent accounting system was a major impediment to the company's efficiency.
