fossilify
/ˈfɒsɪlaɪ, ˈfɒsɪlaɪfaɪ/Definitions
1. verb
to preserve something, especially a process or a condition, as if it were a fossil, so that it remains unchanged or unaltered over time
“The new technology aims to fossilify the company’s current production methods, ensuring they remain relevant for years to come.”
2. verb
to make something seem old-fashioned or outdated
“The new fashion trends will fossilify the 80s style, making it look ridiculous in comparison.”
3. verb
to preserve something, especially a process or a condition, in a state of arrested development
“The process of fossilization fossilifies the insect’s body, preserving it for millions of years.”