Pronunciation: /dɪsˈkɒntɪnjud/
verb to cease production or operation of something
A1 The company discontinued the production of that model.
A2 The store discontinued selling that brand of shoes.
B1 The restaurant discontinued the use of plastic straws.
B2 The airline discontinued its direct flights to that destination.
C1 The government discontinued funding for the project.
C2 The company discontinued its partnership with the supplier.
adjective no longer available or in use
A1 The discontinued product was no longer available for purchase.
A2 The store discontinued selling that brand of clothing.
B1 Due to low demand, the company discontinued production of the item.
B2 The discontinued model of the phone was replaced with a newer version.
C1 The discontinued service caused inconvenience for many customers.
C2 The decision to discontinue the project was met with mixed reactions from the team.
formal The company has decided to discontinue production of the outdated model.
informal They're discontinuing that product because it didn't sell well.
slang They're pulling the plug on that item because it's a flop.
figurative She decided to discontinue her toxic friendship for her own well-being.
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