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View definitions for closed-down

closed-down

adjective as in forbidden

adjective as in impermissible

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Example Sentences

The city centre has come in for criticism recently for its empty buildings, closed-down shops and an air of neglect.

From BBC

It started leafleting Llantwit Major in February, soon after Vale of Glamorgan Council announced that temporary houses for refugees were going to be built on the site of a closed-down primary school.

From BBC

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Economy Minister Robert Habeck will attend the event, a briefing on where the new chip factory will be built - on the site of a closed-down coal plant.

From Reuters

The city is using two closed-down schools and its civic center to house migrants in the coming days, when temperatures are expected to dip to dangerous levels.

Another long-overdue contender is British thespian Bill Nighy as a closed-down executive making the most of his last months in ‘Ikiru’ remake ‘Living.’

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

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