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outmoded

[out-moh-did] / ˌaʊtˈmoʊ dɪd /


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ReplayTV then got shuttled from owner to owner, getting whittled away as its technology became more outmoded.

From Los Angeles Times

Those institutions of democracy that fill Americans with so much outmoded pride served as inspirations to the world; that much is true.

From Salon

The chips also are outmoded for some AI applications compared to the company’s top-of-the-line Blackwell series, which are still subject to a U.S. export ban.

From Los Angeles Times

Calling it a picture of the American dream would be reductive, diminishing all of the work that Escola has done to apply it to an outmoded path toward prosperity.

From Salon

She’s deeply interested in why Sagan’s story has maintained its relevance, even if parts of it feel outmoded.

From Salon