Sentence Examples:
The death penalty is obsolete.
Today it is more than obsolete.
Samuel Johnson have become almost obsolete.
Stored, laid up; an obsolete adjective.
It has also been pronounced obsolete.
It is obsolete, Prefect of Rome!
Band, an obsolete pa.t. of Bind.
Bear, an obsolete form of Bier.
Part of the language is obsolete.
Divorce is nearly obsolete in England.
Yankee was an almost obsolete word.
An obsolete name for heavy cavalry.
If obsolete they are broken up.
All obsolete stations have been abolished.
The device is now quite obsolete.
It is an obsolete spelling of 'expense'.
Wilts, but now almost obsolete.
Taste mild, smell almost obsolete.
Dwarf, with spines entirely obsolete.
The grand style was obsolete.
An ornate thing of an obsolete style.
Obsolete regulations were revived and enforced.
Oh, good manners are becoming obsolete.
An obsolete word meaning falsehood; lying.
Obsolete and archaic spellings were retained.
Obsolete and alternate spellings were retained.
Alternate and obsolete spellings were retained.
Yes, but of the obsolete school.
Action and Uses: Obsolete bitter tonic.
Wilts, but it is almost obsolete.
Nearly obsolete in this vulgar sense.
Tract in this sense is obsolete.
I thought it was entirely obsolete.
It has now been long obsolete.
Such civilities to strangers have become obsolete.
"It is an obsolete type of lock."
You would have us make them obsolete.
Not so obsolete as you deem, princess.
Our militia law is obsolete and worthless.
I fear the name is now obsolete.
It is apparently from some obsolete root.
Pagers were only slowly becoming obsolete.
The latter word is considered obsolete.
This sign is now practically obsolete.
That system is now almost obsolete.
Severely, keenly; a sense now obsolete.
Cut off; a sense now obsolete.
His type is now virtually obsolete.
The statutes had been long obsolete.
This process is now almost obsolete.
However, single-track roads are now obsolete.
These notions are not yet obsolete.
It would render nuclear weapons obsolete.
Nor was his cause grown obsolete.
The second class is now obsolete.
The harp has long been obsolete.
His dreams of social reform are obsolete.
What literature or books would become obsolete?
This use of the word is obsolete.
Will not be allowed to become obsolete.
It is an early term, now obsolete.
Ships were nearly obsolete in this respect.
This sense is now obsolete or provincial.
It is only what you call obsolete.
Obsolete spellings are too much for him.
The theological question is now become obsolete.
Cousin William says it has become obsolete.
It was Death eliminating Beauty become obsolete.
If Richardson is old, Homer is obsolete.
The word is obsolete in this meaning.
This word is very unusual, even obsolete.
It was obsolete according to modern notions.
The term "obsolete" was a relative one.
This idea appears to be almost obsolete.
In this sense it is almost obsolete.
"He is that obsolete thing, a clergyman."
The more obsolete or unusual words are explained.
It is almost obsolete as a technical word.
Both terms have now nearly become obsolete.
The most familiar names had become obsolete.
Obsolete Words and Terms are specially indicated.
Puzzles containing obsolete words will be received.
The medical and surgical bureaus are obsolete.
Truth and nature can never be obsolete.
As civilization advances these rules grow obsolete.
Gun practice with obsolete weapons is instructive.
This custom is probably altogether obsolete now.
Many of Monteverde's instruments are now obsolete.
The assemblies of the States-General were obsolete.
This style of cheating is now obsolete.
Obsolete and alternative spellings were left unchanged.
Archaic and obsolete spellings were left unchanged.
And yet the game is not obsolete.
And was the idea really so obsolete?
The ship must be obsolete and slow.
Similar, but orange of crown almost obsolete.
Head yellowish, dusky on top; spectacle obsolete.
Obsolete and alternate spellings were not changed.
Needless to say, these speculations are obsolete.
"It is obsolete now," remarked her father.