Phrasal Verb - Die Out
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.Definition
To cease to exist or become extinct due to a lack of interest, users, or other factors, typically over a period of time. It can also refer to a concept, idea, or behavior that is no longer practiced or accepted in modern society.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | The vinyl record stores began to die out as streaming services became more popular. |
| 2 | Smoking in public places started to die out as governments enforced stricter anti-smoking laws. |
| 3 | The ancient practice of human sacrifice began to die out as people became more civilized. |
| 4 | The once-popular video game console finally died out as newer models emerged. |
| 5 | As the world becomes more environmentally conscious, fossil fuel-powered cars are starting to die out. |
| 6 | The traditional language began to die out as the younger generation preferred to speak the dominant language. |
| 7 | The custom of marriage in medieval times started to die out as more people opted for civil ceremonies. |
| 8 | Old education methods such as rote memorization are slowly dying out as more student-centered learning emerges. |
| 9 | The industrial method of textile production began to die out as automation and technology improved efficiency. |
| 10 | The rebellious teenage subculture of the 90s is starting to die out as the following generations have different interests. |