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Noun disuse has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: DisuseDefinition:Disuse refers to the state or condition of not being used or employed. It implies the lack of use or abandonment of something that was once actively utilized. Part of Speech:Noun, Verb Senses:Sense 1 (Noun):The state of not being used or employed. Example sentence: The disuse of this old tool has caused it to gather dust in the corner. Sense 2 (Verb):To cease or abandon the use of something. Example sentence: The company decided to disuse their outdated software and invest in a more advanced system. Usages:Popular Usage:In common language, the term "disuse" is often used to describe the lack of use or abandonment of something over a period of time. Example sentence: The disuse of this picnic area has led to its deterioration. Local Usage:In local dialects, "disuse" may be used to refer specifically to the neglect or lack of utilization of particular local landmarks, traditions, or customs. Example sentence: The disuse of this historic building reflects the changing values and priorities of the local community. Related Products: | ||||
disunify disunion disunite disunited disunity disuptions disuptive disursive disuse disused disute disverse disvestitue disvestiture disvirgin diswet disyllabic
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