Obsoleted [verb]

Traditional kerosene gas refrigerators — which were quickly becoming obsolete — were portable, albeit cumbersome.

Without new skills, they risk becoming obsolete and being laid off and replaced by skilled younger workers.

They might also render the most common forms of existing digital encryption obsolete.

As the two-year deadline before third-party cookies are obsolete on Chrome edges closer, ad tech and browser companies are busily proposing privacy-centered replacements so advertising can continue to work on the web.

This is just one example of how an old or obsolete piece of content may be repurposed to keep your content flywheel going.

He doesn’t think computer provers are necessary, or that they will inevitably “make human mathematicians obsolete.”

Use a tool like Broken Link Checker to find broken or obsolete outbound links on your pages, then update or delete those links.