English

age, antiquate, be superseded, become extinct, become obsolete, date, fade, fall into disuse, fossilize, go out, grow old, lose currency, moulder, obsolete, pass away,

Inne przykłady:

   thereat - accordingly, again, anon, consequently, ergo, hence, then, thence, thereabouts, therefore, thus, whence, wherefore ,

   uncontestable - certain, incontestable, incontrovertible, indisputable, irrefutable, positive, sure, undemonstrative, unequivocal, unquestionable ,

   verbose - all jaw, candid, chatty, circumlocutory, communicative, conversational, diffuse, dispensable, effusive, endless, excess, expansive, expendable, expletive, extended,

   not respectable - bad, disorderly, disruptive, improper, naughty, off base, out of line, out of order, rowdy ,

   mousiness - confusion, dullness, embarrassment, grey, shyness, stage fright, stammering, timidity ,

   oscillator - amplifier, component, device, generator, metronome, parts, pendulum, radar, radio transmitter, relay, rocker, see-saw, shuttle, swing, teeter,

   sugarplum - berry, chocolate, fruit, fudge, orange, sop ,

   forceps - buffer, corkscrew, crowbar, instrument, lathe, pincers, pipette, press, pump, siphon, syringe, tool ,

   swing bridge - bridge, catwalk, drawbridge, flyover, gangplank, gangway, overpass, span, viaduct ,

   deadened - anaesthetized, asleep, bated, benumbed, callous, dead, deadly, deathly, drab, dull, flat, insensate, insensible, insensitive, insentient,