Preposition: for

• year: Female equivalent of Parson's Pleasure, sadly defunct for many years.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: Research suggests this is not the case cross cultural differences usually make such skills defunct in a new environment.

Modifies a noun

• magazine: In summer 1992 she appeared on the cover of defunct music magazine Select with Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie, who memorably asked her.

• band: A biopic of the tragic Joy Division front man is in the pipeline, with support from members of the now defunct band.

• company: Why should MS care whether people use IE now that Netscape is a defunct company?

• organization: Trust deeds or model schemes can give power to make appointments for new organizations but not always to remove defunct organizations from that schedule.

• line: In 1875 the defunct line was relaid to 2ft gage and extended four miles to serve the newly opened Prince of Wales Quarry.

• site: Please inform me of any broken links or defunct sites.

Modifying Another Word

• sadly: Female equivalent of Parson's Pleasure, sadly defunct for many years.

• now: Quality costume jewelry picked up the now defunct fine jewelry market.

• virtually: Don Andrews remains the nominal leader of the virtually defunct Nationalist Party of Canada.

• apparently: All links checked; apparently defunct links marked or removed.

• almost: Instead it has promoted its now almost defunct front, Globalize Resistance.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Alas, the society itself became defunct in May 2003.

• go: Everything that had once existed, like ' Spare Rib ' , seemed to have gone defunct.