transitive. To consign (something) to the past; to render obsolete or disused; to cause to be no longer appropriate, relevant, or needed.

transitive. To render stale, out of date or uninteresting; to diminish interest in.

transitive. To make (something) antiquated or obsolete, esp. through age or new developments. Also: to dismiss or discard as antiquated or out of…

transitive. To cause to be out of fashion, render obsolete or old-fashioned.

transitive. To render antiquated or obsolete. rare.

intransitive and transitive. To give an old-fashioned appearance or form to (something); to make (something) no longer modern.

transitive. To transform into something suggestive of a fossil, as lacking life, capacity for growth, etc.; to preserve unchanged; to make incapable…

transitive. To replace in use or fashion.

transitive. To mark as being of a certain date or period; to make outdated or only briefly fashionable or appealing.

To imitate the archaic; to render archaistic.