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Meanings of ghost town in English
City depopulated of inhabitants and that stays practically intact.
Usage of ghost town in English
1
The entire place was probably like a ghost town come nine o'clock.
2
By Sunday afternoon much of Key West looked like a ghost town.
3
For two days, the city of Houston turned into a ghost town.
4
There'll be a ghost town called Slatyfork within forty or fifty miles.
5
Back then she thought Auckland was a bit of a ghost town.
6
I liked it much better when it was a proper ghost town.
7
It was almost a ghost town at the time of the tsunami.
8
It made me think of a barren graveyard in a ghost town.
9
Once it was the biggest social network; now it's a ghost town.
10
It was, he realized, as if they'd come into a ghost town.
11
The roads were deserted, like we were driving through a ghost town.
12
Welcome to a ghost town, unmaintained for 30 years and crumbling.
13
Senglea was a ghost town, long since evacuated by order of the governor.
14
So it's like a ghost town really at school, he said.
15
When I did not, he said, A ghost town, I mean.
16
Today it's a ghost town, as its copper mine closed in the 1980s.
Translations for ghost town
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