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Originally Posted by HarryT
Absolutely. "Deprecated" does not mean "withdrawn", it means "will not be updated in the future".
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In my world, I've seen "deprecated" used as "we do not recommend use as it will be
removed in a future release." That function was deprecated in release 2.7.15 and removed in release 2.9.31 as an example.
As for the meaning in other areas for deprecate? Abhor is my favourite.