Disuse

What do we mean by disuse?

The state of not being used or of being no longer in use. noun

To cease to use; neglect or omit to employ; abandon or discard from exercise or practice.

Cessation of use, practice, or exercise: as, disuse of wine; disuse of sea-bathing; disuse of words. noun

Cessation of custom or observance; desuetude. noun

Cessation of use, practice, or exercise; inusitation; desuetude. noun

To cease to use; to discontinue the practice of. transitive verb

To disaccustom; -- with to or from. transitive verb

The state of not being used; neglect. noun

To cease the use of. verb

The state of something that has been unused and neglected noun

The state of not being used; neglect.

1. (adj.) indicates an object hasn't been utilized for a period of time and/or has fallen into a state of disrepair as a result of neglect 2. (verb) unaccustomed to something Urban Dictionary

Disused means - excused but I said it wrong and now it's a word Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to disuse:
disuse, misuse, diseuse, disse.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word disuse:
disrepair, atrophy, overgrown, revived, neglect, ruin, demolished, restored, dismantled, demolition, advent, decay, forgotten, alphabet, renovated, muscle, abandoned, canal, torn, ruins, newer, nineteenth, renovation, restoration, restore, traces, sometime, abolished, rebuilt, owing, century, chapel, disappeared, closure, gradually, centuries, converted, closed, preservation, rarely, decline, mill, collapse, preferred, purchased, decades, removed, script, today.

Words that rhyme with disuse:
loose, obtuse, use, abuse, produce, induce, goose, introduce, juice, diffuse, abstruse, reduce, deuce, deduce, excuse, spruce, recluse, nous, sluice, moose, truce, profuse, noose, seduce, luce, mousse, reuse, chartreuse, disabuse, misuse, caboose, zeus, reproduce, duce, bruce, footloose, douce, prepuce, coos, reintroduce, seuss, boose, yous, canada goose, foose, let loose, pruce, cuisse, hoose, substance abuse, neuss, brent goose, on the loose, break loose, grape juice, snow goose, tyus, apple juice, il duce, mother goose, overproduce, in use, blue goose, drug abuse, barnacle goose, carnal abuse, carrot juice, child abuse, out of use, brant goose, robert the bruce, colorado spruce, gastric juice, hair mousse, engelmann spruce, pineapple juice, alcohol abuse, pancreatic juice, orange juice, reuss, greylag goose, colorado blue spruce, cruce, black spruce, canadian goose, fruit juice, lemon juice, slip noose, solan goose, tomato juice, chocolate mousse, cranberry juice, drug of abuse, preuss, white spruce, yellow spruce, flag of truce, norway spruce, chinese goose, douglas spruce.

Adjectives that are often used to describe disuse:
long, complete, total, general, gradual, entire, comparative, relative, prolonged, mere, partial, temporary, simple, utter, continued, periodical, sheer, practical, virtual, final, permanent, consequent, absolute, habitual, chronic, functional, progressive, sudden, immediate, muscle, universal, voluntary, subsequent, use, eventual, muscular, compulsory, constant, joint, persistent, acute, apparent, rigorous, rapid, sad, scandalous, continuous, standing, widespread, ultimate, nigh, learned, unmerited, ancestral, protracted, simultaneous, immemorial, wise, unprofitable, musty, undeserved, skeletal, desperate, and, deliberate, seasonal.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective disuse:
osteoporosis, syndrome, atrophy, results, osteopenia, supersensitivity, weakness, atrophies, theory.

Words that sound like disuse:
disuse, diseuse, tissues, discuss, dismiss, decease, diffuse, discus, disused, discase, decius, dossiers, despues, discous, disseise, tissue, dessus, desus, disguise, misuse, disputes, disses, defuse, discs, dossier, disks, disabuse, discos, dosis, desu, dismays, dises, desex, diesis, diffus, dispace, deuce-ace, defuze, dessous, disseize, deceits, desks, dusts, dusks, odysseus, decence, disowns, the swiss, disease, disgrace, dismay, device, despise, disgust, disco, deceased, disarray, dismissed, devise, denise, deuces, discussed, desserts, dispose, deserts, discourse, desist, deduce, displace, dislikes, dices, destress, disa, denice, discerns, devoice, diso, deso, disko, delice, dcs, daces, danseuse, degauss, disgest, disi, dimos, disci, dismas, dassies, diffusor, diskettes, deices, diskless, dismast, discusser, decus, dismuke, degussa, dequeue.