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Jun. 09, 2015

obsolescence \ob-suh-LES-uhns\ noun 1. the state, process, or condition of being or becoming obsolete. Quotes In the case of The Who, as Townshend observes, that meant exploring the genre's built-in obsolescence. At the start of the group's career, he notes, everyone believed that pop music was going through phases, none of which would last long. -- , "Lambert & Stamp: The men who made The Who," BBC, May 15, 2015 Origin Obsolescence entered English in the 1820s from the Latin obsolēscere meaning "to fall into disuse."

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