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No longer in use or existing

Dead, no longer alive

Not valid or legally binding

Finished, having reached an end or conclusion

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

Past tense for to die or cease living

Past tense for to breathe (out) or expel air from the lungs

Past tense for to emit or emanate from an opening or cavity

Past tense for to fall asleep from exhaustion

Past tense for to stop working

(of time) Past tense for to elapse

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Adjective

No longer in use or existing

no longer in use

fallen into disuse

dead and buried

over and done with

no longer current

no longer topical

no longer in existence

consigned to oblivion

ancient history

a thing of the past

down memory lane

sunk in oblivion

no longer in fashion

behind the times

non-functioning

not functioning

no longer active

out of commission

no longer extant

no longer existing

no longer known

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“The fact is that there is a fairly decent chance that the brand-name drug you see in a magazine or on television is just a copy of an older drug that has an expired copyright.”

Adjective

Dead, no longer alive

dead as a doornail

pushing up daisies

as dead as a doornail

kicked the bucket

gave up the ghost

having breathed one's last

bought the farm

no longer living

no longer extant

resting in peace

of blessed memory

out for the count

dead to the world

out of one's misery

gone to meet maker

pushing up the daisies

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Adjective

Not valid or legally binding

no longer current

no longer topical

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Adjective

Finished, having reached an end or conclusion

all over but the shouting

over and done with

ancient history

brought to pass

a thing of the past

materialised^UK

materialized^US

dead and buried

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

ceased to exist

brought to a close

called a halt to

come to a standstill

become obsolete

pulled the plug on

drawn to a close

drew to a close

come to a close

brought to a conclusion

passed into oblivion

called it a day

came to a standstill

brought to an untimely end

come to the end

ceased to be known

disappeared from the face of the earth

became obsolete

put a period to

knocked something on the head

came to a close

stopped in your tracks

short-circuited

tied up loose ends

reached a standstill

nipped in the bud

setted the seal on

come to a conclusion

came to the end

bitten the dust

pulled the plug

brought down curtain

brought to a halt

called it quits

become less common

carried through

brought to fruition

drawn to a halt

came to a conclusion

became less common

steered clear of

put the kibosh on

stayed away from

restrained from

brought to a stop

brought to a standstill

checked out from

backed off from

resisted the temptation to

had nothing to do with

called it quits on

gave a wide berth to

given a wide berth to

stopped oneself from

stopped oneself

quit cold turkey

kicked the habit

restrained oneself from

put the finishing touches to

stood down from

stopped working

stepped down from

made impracticable

developed a fault

reached a finale

called a stop to

made it impracticable for

stepped aside from

turned your back on

interfered with

made impossible

restrained yourself

avoided doing something

said goodbye to

kept from happening

defended against

stopped midstream

prevented oneself from

made it impossible for

ceased to function

ceased to indulge in

knocking it off

blown the whistle on

blew the whistle on

gotten on the wagon

got on the wagon

taken the pledge

went on the wagon

gone on the wagon

took the pledge

went cold turkey

gone cold turkey

threw in the towel

thrown in the sponge

threw in the sponge

thrown in the towel

forgotten about

given the go by

taken a breather

took a breather

given up the ghost

went on the blink

gone on the blink

gave up the ghost

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Verb

Past tense for to die or cease living

kicked the bucket

bitten the dust

departed this life

gave up the ghost

given up the ghost

crossed the great divide

went the way of all flesh

gone the way of all flesh

shuffled off this mortal coil

breathed one's last

popped your clogs

cashed in one's chips

went the way of the flesh

gone the way of the flesh

went to the great beyond

gone to the great beyond

bought the farm

hopped the twig

hopped the stick

crossed the Styx

bought the ranch

punched one's ticket

bought the plot

ceased to exist

pushed up the daisies

bit the big one

bitten the big one

gone the way of the dinosaurs

went the way of the dinosaurs

kicked in [slang]

breathed one's last breath

rested in peace

lost consciousness

bought a one-way ticket

pushed up daisies

sucked the kumara

called off all bets

relinquished life

gone way of all flesh

went way of all flesh

went to the wall

gone to the wall

went to one's reward

gone to one's reward

fell unconscious

fallen unconscious

taken your last breath

took your last breath

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“If two doctors agree that the condition has reached the point of no return, then it should be agreed to let the person expire with dignity.”

Verb

Past tense for to breathe (out) or expel air from the lungs

“Usually, the asthmatic person can inspire quite easily, but has difficulty to expire air from the lungs.”

Verb

Past tense for to emit or emanate from an opening or cavity

overflowed with

given off light

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“Furthermore, the narrowness of the nasal cannula in this system allows the patient to easily expire gases from their nostrils.”

Verb

Past tense for to fall asleep from exhaustion

Verb

Past tense for to stop working

Verb

(of time) Past tense for to elapse

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