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Having been stopped or halted

Permanently no longer available or in production

No longer active or functioning

Not valid or legally binding

Having been deserted or left behind

(also used in adverb or preposition form) Finished or having been brought to an end

(archaic, obsolete) To have brought or to have come to an end

Past tense for to put an end to, especially formally

Past tense for to briefly stop or interrupt an action

Past tense for to stop operating

Past tense for to forcibly put an end to

Past tense for to obstruct or impede the progress of

Past tense for to prohibit or interdict the participation or inclusion of

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Adjective

Having been stopped or halted

“They have a huge selection of discontinued cookers.”

Adjective

Out-of-date

Adjective

Permanently no longer available or in production

no longer available

no longer manufactured

no longer produced

no longer in existence

Adjective

No longer active or functioning

non-functioning

no longer in use

not functioning

fallen into disuse

no longer active

out of commission

behind the times

having seen better days

past its sell-by date

horse and buggy

horse-and-buggy

backward-looking

old as the hills

as old as the hills

of the old school

on its last legs

past your sell-by date

anachronistical

well-established

old as Methuselah

consigned to oblivion

long-established

not fashionable

untouched by humans

becoming obsolete

rooted in the past

going out of use

going out of fashion

not as young as one used to be

not as young as one was

not long for this world

long in the tooth

no spring chicken

past your prime

sunk in oblivion

down memory lane

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Adjective

Not valid or legally binding

no longer current

no longer topical

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Adjective

Having been deserted or left behind

Adjective

(also used in adverb or preposition form) Finished or having been brought to an end

ancient history

over and done with

a thing of the past

dead and buried

brought to pass

all over but the shouting

materialised^UK

materialized^US

put into effect

brought to a close

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Verb

(archaic, obsolete) To have brought or to have come to an end

brought to an end

called a halt to

brought to a close

pulled the plug on

brought to a halt

called it quits

put the kibosh on

called it a day

steered clear of

nipped in the bud

come to a standstill

brought to a stop

checked out from

come to a close

put a period to

knocked something on the head

drawn to a close

drew to a close

stayed away from

brought to a standstill

restrained from

backed off from

brought to an untimely end

had nothing to do with

brought to a conclusion

called it quits on

came to a standstill

came to a close

stopped oneself from

put the stopper on

ceased to exist

resisted the temptation to

stopped oneself

stepped aside from

put a stopper in

gave a wide berth to

quit cold turkey

kicked the habit

restrained oneself from

come to the end

said goodbye to

become obsolete

given a wide berth to

pulled the plug

bitten the dust

suspended proceedings

stood down from

stepped down from

stopped in your tracks

absented oneself from

brought to screeching halt

made impracticable

tied up loose ends

called a stop to

made it impracticable for

reached a standstill

setted the seal on

stopped in full flow

turned your back on

became obsolete

setted out from

come to a conclusion

disappeared from

came to the end

taken a breather

carried through

brought to fruition

dissociated oneself from

interfered with

took a breather

made impossible

severed relations with

brought to a premature end

had nothing more to do with

avoided doing something

kept from happening

defended against

left unfinished

stopped midstream

brought down curtain

cleared out from

prevented oneself from

disaffiliated oneself from

made it impossible for

ceased to indulge in

drawn to a halt

came to a conclusion

knocking it off

taken the pledge

went on the wagon

gone on the wagon

took the pledge

gotten on the wagon

got on the wagon

threw in the towel

thrown in the sponge

threw in the sponge

thrown in the towel

broken off with

forgotten about

taken leave from

broken away from

took leave from

broke away from

broken free from

broke free from

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“Dissatisfied consumers will discontinue the use of such services, as they would with any vendor.”

Verb

Past tense for to put an end to, especially formally

brought to an end

put the kibosh on

knocked something on the head

declared null and void

pulled the plug on

called a halt to

rendered invalid

rendered null and void

forgotten about

backpedalled^UK

declared invalid

made ineffective

made null and void

counterbalanced

put a line through

compensated for

turned thumbs down

interfered with

trampled underfoot

called all bets off

wiped slate clean

rendered ineffective

went back on your word

gone back on your word

counterweighted

flown in the face of

flew in the face of

rode roughshod over

ridden roughshod over

did a U-turn on

done a U-turn on

gotten off the hook

got off the hook

rendered meaningless

did an about-turn

done an about-turn

eaten your words

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Verb

Past tense for to briefly stop or interrupt an action

Verb

Past tense for to stop operating

Verb

Past tense for to forcibly put an end to

cracked down on

clamped down on

drove underground

driven underground

brought to naught

nipped in the bud

put the kibosh on

kept the lid on

gained mastery over

kept a tight rein on

kept control of

kept on a string

brought to an end

strangled at birth

poured cold water on

gained control over

gained control of

got the better of

gotten the better of

got under control

gotten under control

thrown cold water on

threw cold water on

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Verb

Past tense for to obstruct or impede the progress of

Verb

Past tense for to prohibit or interdict the participation or inclusion of

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