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Verb delapidate has 1 sense
- decay, crumble, delapidate - fall into decay or ruin; "The unoccupied house started to decay"
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Term: Delapidate
Definition:
Verb: To cause or undergo decay, dereliction, or disrepair.
Noun: The act or process of becoming dilapidated; a state of decay or disrepair.
Sample Sentences:
Verb:
- The old and abandoned building had started to delapidate over time.
- Due to lack of maintenance, the neglected garden began to delapidate.
- The excessive rain and harsh weather conditions are causing the wooden fence to delapidate quickly.
Noun:
- After years of neglect, the historic mansion was left in a state of delapidation.
- The government is working to prevent the delapidation of public infrastructure.
- Once a flourishing neighborhood, the area is now known for its delapidation and run-down buildings.
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