Re:Dorking: the use of search engines to find very specific ...
by pacoverdi on Monday August 10, 2020 @06:18AM
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In French, we have an equivalent for "depreciate": déprécier. But we don't have a close relative for "deprecate" (which translates to "désapprouver, dénigrer" and would never be used for an API).
We tend to use the terms "déprécié" (~depreciated) or "déprécaté" (~deprecated but not valid French).
We tend to use the terms "déprécié" (~depreciated) or "déprécaté" (~deprecated but not valid French).
On the other hand, "deprecate" seems to also translate to "mark as obsolete" according to https://www.wordreference.com/enfr/deprecate
I guess both terms make sense but I would keep using "deprecated".