That which is no longer in use?
Correct answer: A. Obsolete
- A. Obsolete
- B. Obscure
- C. inviolable
- D. extampore
Explanation
Obsolete describes something that is no longer used or current. Obscure means difficult to understand or not well known, while inviolable means that which must not be violated.
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