No longer applicable

MOOT

Think of a legal term for a point that’s been rendered irrelevant by new developments or circumstances. It often describes a debate that no longer matters.

The word "moot" means something is no longer relevant or worth discussing, often because circumstances have changed. It’s a legal term that’s also used casually—like when a debate becomes pointless because the issue has already been resolved. The clue plays on this meaning directly, hinting at something that’s "no longer applicable." No tricks or wordplay here, just a straightforward definition.