disused

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disused

The old disused railway station stands quietly at the edge of town.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • No longer in use: Describes something that was once used but is now abandoned, neglected, or has fallen out of common practice.
    • Obsolete: Indicates that something is outdated and has been replaced by something newer.
Usage
  • The adjective "disused" is used to describe places, objects, or practices that are no longer active or operational.
  • It typically comes before a noun (e.g., a disused factory) or after a linking verb like "is" or "was" (e.g., The station is disused).
Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The children explored the disused railway tunnel.
    • The software relies on a disused protocol that is no longer supported.
    • The old factory has been disused for over a decade.
Advanced Usage
  • "to fall into disuse": to gradually stop being used.
    • Many old customs have fallen into disuse over time.
  • "long-disused": emphasizes that something has not been used for a very long period.
    • They discovered a long-disused well in the forest.
Variants and Related Words
  • Disuse (n): The state of not being used.
    • The old machinery fell into disuse.
  • Obsolete (adj): Out of date, no longer produced or used; often implies something is replaced due to being old-fashioned.
    • Floppy disks are now obsolete technology.
  • Derelict (adj): In a very poor condition as a result of disuse and neglect (often for buildings or land).
    • They bought a derelict warehouse to renovate.
Synonyms
  • Abandoned: Left empty or unused.
  • Defunct: No longer existing or functioning.
  • Outdated: Out of date; obsolete.
Antonyms
  • Operational: In use or ready for use.
  • Current: Belonging to the present time; in use now.
  • Functional: In working order; usable.
disused

The old disused railway station stands quietly at the edge of town.

Adjective
  1. no longer in use
    • obsolete words

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