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View definitions for derelict

derelict

adjective as in careless, negligent

adjective as in deserted, forsaken

noun as in destitute or down-and-out person

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Mr Marsh's daughter will receive the honour 75 years after he died from spinal injuries after falling through a hole in the first floor of a derelict church while responding to a fire in Birmingham.

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Mr DePree said under the council's ownership the building had been derelict for years.

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With this in mind, the news that it has managed to obtain planning permission to demolish a nearby derelict café and build its own facility on the land is particularly welcome.

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Most area baseball diamonds remain derelict.

It treats abandoned properties as an environmental health issue - derelict properties can be a magnet for vandalism and vermin, harming the quality of life for people living next to them.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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