Examples of 'disuse' in a sentence
Meaning of "disuse"
disuse (noun) - the state of not being used or being neglected. It refers to something that is no longer in use. Example: Due to disuse, the old factory fell into disrepair
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- The state of not being used; neglect.
- To cease the use of.
- To disaccustom.
How to use "disuse" in a sentence
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With the disuse of armour they were lost.
This practice has fallen into disuse.
After years of disuse has been recently restored.
First use or after a long period of disuse.
It fell into disuse and was no longer needed.
The technology has fallen into disuse.
Or disuse of this or any other ZyXEL product.
This costume has fallen into disuse.
Disuse unloading is one of the important causes of osteoporosis.
It was eventually abandoned and fell into disuse.
The use and disuse of research.
Many have eventually fallen into disuse.
Keeping my mouth in disuse for too long is dangerous.
Parts of the fort subsequently fell in disuse.
The disuse of an organ causes degeneration.
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The old incorporation fell into disuse.
This technique is in disuse because it tends to generate abnormalities.
This defence has fallen into disuse.
Use and disuse plus inheritance of acquired characters.
This has now fallen into disuse.
The caves fell into disuse and disrepair.
They may have atrophied from disuse.
Stopping it during long spells of disuse is an appropriate action.
It is a word which is gradually falling into disuse.
Statute has fallen into disuse until recently.
The other festivals fell into disuse.
After falling into disuse it was squatted for several years.
That is how they fell into disuse.
Release followed by a period of disuse induces injuries to muscle fibers.
Defrosting and measures for prolonged periods of disuse.
However many of them fell into disuse or are abandoned at present.
Her lips slowly grew together from disuse.
The terms led to the disuse of the rebate program.
Check the filters after a long period of disuse.
This fortress fell to disuse because it was too large to maintain.
It appears to have fallen into disuse.
The house fell into disuse and was later demolished.
There were two main reasons for this disuse.
It is currently in disuse and unmaintained.
Measures after prolonged periods of disuse.
Disuse and lack of maintenance made the station inhabitable.
Remove the batteries before extended periods of disuse.
The use and disuse of a new key are determined on time.
Letting my neural pathways grow slack with disuse.
Temporary disuse of said muscle.
These names have now fallen into disuse.
The farm has been in disuse for five years.
The title has since fallen into disuse.
The disuse is brought about in academic means before the change.
The palace fell into disuse.
