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1 From this angle it looks even more decrepit than from the road.
2 And as we had driven in it, it had grown progressively more decrepit .
3 The stoat came from a tree which was even more decrepit than the chestnut.
4 The farther they rode, the more decrepit the land became.
5 One was not more decrepit than the other.
6 After three years, the grandmother was even more decrepit , and the two little sisters were getting on my nerves.
7 In Oliver's case the spinal pain and disorganization increased, the blindness also; Lady Lucy became steadily feebler and more decrepit .
8 Peanuts had a Picture of Dorian Gray quality; you kept getting older and more decrepit and more cynical, but it didn't.
9 Near-by a wardrobe, equally remote if more decrepit , leaned against the wall to maintain the balance jeopardized by a missing foot.
10 And it soon died in a look of depression that made him seem even older and more decrepit than was his wont.
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