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Meanings of deserted in English
Usage of deserted in English
1
However, a former course for the kayaking competition has been left deserted.
2
Clearly, the place had been deserted for hundreds, perhaps thousands, of years.
3
The physical market was deserted on the last trading day of 2013.
4
Roads and markets looked deserted and business activities came to a halt.
5
Never let it be said I deserted in an hour of wealth.
6
The evacuation order has left towns within the 20km perimeter almost deserted.
7
PATH used the deserted station to store equipment used for track repair.
8
The great Highway was deserted; the noise of the city all behind.
9
The cab starts; the deserted husband drifts desolately anyhow down the street.
10
The automobile crossed the Seine and arrived in the deserted Quai Voltaire.
11
The few troops in the pay of the Senate deserted to them.
12
The four troopers worked in the silence of the deserted traffic lane.
13
He walked miles before seeing a single person in the deserted fields.
14
Anielka opened the door of the cabin; all was silent and deserted.
15
The car traversed a boulevard; the arc-lights showed that it was deserted.
16
And so both of them awaited the night in the deserted building.
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Deserted through the time
Deserted across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common
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