Sentence examples for now defunct from inspiring English sources

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longer defunct

soon defunct

already defunct

so defunct

then defunct

"now defunct" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as an adjective to describe something that no longer exists or is no longer functional. For example: "The now defunct record store was a popular hangout for teenagers in the area."

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(Both are now defunct).

The Economist

Oakford is now defunct.

The New York Times

(Veco is now defunct).

The New Yorker

Telerate is now defunct.

The New York Times

organization, now defunct.

The New Yorker

(The charity she used is now defunct).

The New York Times

Similar(15)

WHO owns the now-defunct newspaper?

The New York Times

Her now-defunct self-named fashion line?

The Washington Post

Also, the latest on Solyndra, the now-defunct solar company.

The New York Times

Robin Friday started his career at which now-defunct club?

The Guardian - Sport

The now-defunct Panamanian firm Mossack Fonseca provided fiduciary services.

The Guardian - Business

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since defunct

was defunct

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