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defunct

[dih-fuhngkt] / dɪˈfʌŋkt /


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Gill was first elected as an MEP for the now defunct UK Independence Party in 2014 and rose through its ranks.

From BBC

The far wall has a defunct, dirty fireplace built into it.

From Literature

Also this past summer, a social club for racquet sports announced that it would be taking over the defunct Macy’s building at The Bloc in Downtown L.A.

From Los Angeles Times

Two of my favorites are captured in the book — his abstract flights through molecular lights for the defunct Adventure Thru Inner Space and his one-eyed black cat for the Haunted Mansion.

From Los Angeles Times

Hindenburg Research, now defunct, had alleged IEP was overvalued and vulnerable from its founder borrowing against its shares.

From The Wall Street Journal