obsolete
ob-suh-LEETadjMeaning no longer used or useful; out of date
Memory hook OB-SO-LETE: SO OLD, it’s out. At the museum, Dev stares at a giant old radio the size of a fridge. Nobody uses one like that anymore: it is obsolete.
Grandpa still keeps his obsolete typewriter on a shelf in the den.
In context The old road map was obsolete; three highways had been built since it was printed, and the bridge it showed had been torn down years ago.
Similar outdated, outmoded, antiquated, disused
Opposite current, modern, up-to-date
From Latin obsoletus, “worn out, grown old.”