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passed away or deceased
- Once a renowned musician, now defunct, his melodies still resonate in the hearts of his listeners.
- Despite being defunct, the actor's performances continue to inspire aspiring thespians around the world.
- The defunct scientist, whose discoveries revolutionized the field, remains a beacon of inspiration for future researchers.
- In the memorial service, friends and family gathered to celebrate the life of the defunct playwright.
- Despite his advanced age, he continued to live independently until he became defunct last year.
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no longer in use, operation, or existence
- The defunct airline, once a symbol of air travel luxury, succumbed to financial pressures and ceased operations.
- With its waters stilled and its stone cracked, the defunct fountain in the park whispers echoes of laughter and splashes from days gone by.
- Among the skeletal remains of the defunct factory, weeds push through cracks in the concrete, reclaiming the space once dedicated to industry and production.
- The company's defunct website was no longer accessible, leading to a loss of online presence.
- We had to discard the defunct printer as it was beyond repair and no longer functional.