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Significats de obsolescent en anglès

In the process of becoming obsolete, but not obsolete yet.

Obsolescent.

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War between man and man is an obsolescent form of heroism.
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It's only a matter of time before it collapses under its own obsolescent weight.
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The obsolescent Atahocan seems to have had no moral activity.
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He was sixty-five, pompous, large, and rubicund- a"backwoodsman "ofa pattern obsolescent.
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It has worked so well that we find it unthinkable that OBI might be obsolescent.
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Russian emissions are currently far below the levels produced by obsolescent ex-Soviet smokestack industries in 1990.
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Perry, Moral Economy, p. 32; War between man and man is an obsolescent form of heroism.
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It's especially for people who like obsolescent machines.
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The Poles had kindly removed these quaint, if obsolescent, devices before selling the chopper to Petro-UK.
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A curmudgeon attached to an obsolescent computing environment.
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Those are all obsolescent, though not yet dead.
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They have long since become almost obsolescent.
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