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dilapidate
noun as in ruination
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verb as in deface
verb as in demolish
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verb as in die
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verb as in disintegrate
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verb as in dissolve
verb as in do in
verb as in gut
verb as in harm
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verb as in pauperize
verb as in ruin
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verb as in tear down
verb as in wreck
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Example Sentences
That left much of the dilapidated equipment and security weaknesses in place.
"In previous decades, houses in poor condition... became increasingly dilapidated and deteriorated on the property market, prompting the municipality to intervene", he told AFP.
She meets and marries fellow student Jen Chao-Pe, and together they move into a dilapidated walk-up in Washington Heights, where Agnes learns to scrimp and save and paint her own walls.
The neighbouring yellow four-storey building, meant to accommodate 400 but holding many more, was even more dilapidated.
Funding was secured in 2023 to build a "like-for-like" replacement school on the Isle of Mull to replace the dilapidated Tobermory High School, which also houses a primary and nursery school.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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