| obsolescence | Falling into disuse; denoting the abolition of a function. Origin: L. Obsolesco, to grow out of use (05 Mar 2000) |
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the process of becoming obsolete; falling into disuse or becoming out of date; "a policy of planned obsolescence"
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Loss of value due to reduced desirability and usefulness of a structure when the design and construction have become obsolete. Depreciation resulting from wear and tear from use and natural deterioration.
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| obsolescence |
the process or fact of disappearing completely from use
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The degradation in the value and usefulness of a resource based on its age, replacement by newer technology, lack of demand or other factor that may require a partial or total writeoff of its currently-stated value.
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| obsolescence |
the loss of value or usefulness usually over a period of time, because of wear, changing technology or user preference.
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| obsolescence | the process of becoming obsolete |
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