As a language grows, new words are introduced and many words fall out of use.
Morse was yet another name that appeared before walrus and seems to have spread to other languages only to drop out of use in English.
But the slow trains on those lines have been taken out of use, giving people few choices. As a result, the highways were clogged and more people rode long-distance buses.
The old method has gone out of use.
Still, they are long-lasting chemicals that remain in the environment for years after they are out of use.
However, with various factors and the rapid growth of Guizhou pharmacy industry, the volume of demand is increasing. Some kinds ran out of use, and some even in imminent danger.
The word has long since been out of use.
Rice milling house This rice milling house is out of use now, it is just for tourists.
Since there was only one elevator in the hotel, it was already out of use, so the hotel decided to build another elevator, and called on engineers and architects to discuss solutions.
But the machines imported from that country have been out of use.
come into/,go out of use
Two years ago, a team of linguists plunged into the remote hill country of northeastern India to study little-known languages, many of them unwritten and in danger of falling out of use.
The air cooler has been out of use for some time because of the serious corrosion inside and a large amount of water leakage.
He took the sleeping Cosette gently in his arms and carried her behind a heap of old furniture, which was out of use, in the most remote corner of the shed.
Being in the process of passing out of use or usefulness; becoming obsolete.
out of use or operation because of a fault or breakdown.
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