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Meanings of
deprecated
in English
In the process of becoming obsolete, but not obsolete yet.
obsolescent
Synonyms
Examples for "
obsolescent
"
obsolescent
Examples for "
obsolescent
"
1
We convinced that big planes are constructed on
obsolescent
principles... View Article
2
Digital Human Storage hasn't made interrogation
obsolescent
,
it's just brought back the basics.
3
But, furthermore, the great body of Elizabethan and Stuart literature was already
obsolescent
.
4
ROPE, n. An
obsolescent
appliance for reminding assassins that they too are mortal.
5
War between man and man is an
obsolescent
form of heroism.
Usage of
deprecated
in English
1
The archbishop who attended to us
deprecated
the idea of india-rubber buttons.
2
Pitt then
deprecated
the effort to inflame the insular pride of Irishmen.
3
He
deprecated
the dissolution of the Union, but desired relief for Ireland.
4
As for the distinctions of rights he
deprecated
all reasonings about them.
5
Ever since the Christian era, of course, the physical has been
deprecated
.
6
All
deprecated
and deplored this, but none saw how to avert it.
7
Shelley was one of those who most earnestly
deprecated
punishment by death.
8
Family quarrels are, of all other dissentions, the most to be
deprecated
.
9
All experience is against this practice which cannot be too strongly
deprecated
.
10
It produced, however, one other effect, which Octavia must have greatly
deprecated
.
11
The Archbishop was inclined to demur; humbly but firmly he
deprecated
the imputation.
12
The use of purely local terms in all writing is to be
deprecated
.
13
The affairs of nations march slowly; sudden changes are ever to be
deprecated
.
14
This order was not in high favor with Champlain, who
deprecated
their narrowness.
15
Even so; nothing more probable, and nothing more to be
deprecated
by us.
16
General culture is often
deprecated
because it is said that smatterings are useless.
Other examples for "deprecated"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
deprecated
deprecate
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Frequent collocations
deprecate by
deprecate the idea
deprecate war
deprecate delay
deprecate discussion
More collocations
Deprecated
through the time
Deprecated
across language varieties
United Kingdom
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