obsolescence
/ˌɑbsəˈlɛsəns/
noun
- The process of becoming outdated or no longer useful, especially because a newer and better version exists.
- Many companies plan for the obsolescence of their products by releasing new models every year.
- The obsolescence of old computers means they can no longer run modern software.
- Planned obsolescence is a strategy where products are designed to wear out or become outdated quickly.
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