caduke in a sentence
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Definition
CADUKE: (adjective) obsolete or no longer effective; outdated or invalid.
Crossword clues for caduke
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "caduke".
- Something that is no longer relevant.
- An old law that is now ineffective.
- A term for something outdated or obsolete.
- Referring to something that has lost its validity.
- Describes a practice that is no longer in use.
Caduke sentence examples
- The old bridge was deemed caduke after a thorough safety inspection.
- Her enthusiasm for the project had become caduke, leading to its eventual cancellation.
- Despite his initial support, his commitment to the cause turned caduke over time.
- The once-vibrant community center fell into caduke as funding dwindled.
- Their friendship faced a caduke moment when misunderstandings piled up.
- The plans for the new building became caduke once the budget was cut.
- His argument was caduke, lacking any substantial evidence to back it up.
- The technology became caduke shortly after the new model was released.
- The idea seemed promising but quickly turned caduke when tested in reality.
- Her motivation for the diet faded, leaving her efforts feeling caduke and pointless.