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Meanings of
dilapidate
in English
Catalan
decaure
Spanish
corromperse
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Fall into decay or ruin.
decay
crumble
Catalan
decaure
Synonyms
Examples for "
decay
"
decay
crumble
Examples for "
decay
"
1
It used to mean quite simply, 'Do you
decay
to something else?'
2
The years of
decay
had left him vulnerable and far too mortal.
3
His first efforts were directed toward counteracting the spiritual
decay
in Israel.
4
The nearer I approached the crisis, the more did my confidence
decay
.
5
The period of
decay
:
the joyous enthusiasm has vanished; depression succeeds intoxication.
1
At least the building was fairly new; it wouldn't
crumble
under me.
2
Casey, on the other hand, had already seen her parents' relationship
crumble
.
3
Billboard: Some bands
crumble
under that sort of weight of common experience.
4
A change in the political wind, and those barriers begin to
crumble
.
5
If it imposes austerity measures too harshly, the fragile economy could
crumble
.
Usage of
dilapidate
in English
1
Immediately past the gates, however, stood a series of
dilapidated
mechanics' workshops.
2
Experts and engineers had said
dilapidated
machinery was responsible for the accident.
3
Iraq's infrastructure is
dilapidated
after decades of war, sanctions and economic decline.
4
A small,
dilapidated
structure, attached to the main part, caught her attention.
5
Tens of thousands of people are packed together in these
dilapidated
buildings.
6
Inside the
dilapidated
shell, the boathouse was chiefly water and open space.
7
The cottages of the poor tenants were in a sadly
dilapidated
state.
8
One drawback of the situation was the
dilapidated
state of the house.
9
They approach what at first looks like a
dilapidated
group of buildings.
10
But many are
dilapidated
,
and renovation often requires transforming them beyond recognition.
11
Ben did and saw a
dilapidated
version of himself, but himself nevertheless.
12
The railways were
dilapidated
from over use, and motor vehicles lacked fuel.
13
And perhaps the thing that struck me most was its
dilapidated
look.
14
On the brow of the eminence stood a deserted and
dilapidated
barn.
15
But as she rounded a corner, she saw it: a
dilapidated
greenhouse.
16
To our right stood a seedy barn enclosed within a
dilapidated
fence.
Other examples for "dilapidate"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
Translations for
dilapidate
Catalan
decaure
enfonsar-se
esllavissar-se
ensulsiar-se
deteriorar-se
ensorrar-se
arruïnar
ensulsir-se
esfondrar-se
Spanish
corromperse
estropearse
desmoronarse
decaer
Dilapidate
through the time