Sample Sentences fordilapidated (auto-selected)
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The dilapidated buildings are gone, replaced by yellow fields and train tracks. (source)dilapidated = run down (in bad condition)
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Each season she grew more shrunken and dilapidated, surrendering her sturdy hull and deck to the ravages of woodworms, barnacles, and weather. (source)
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He started off on his short legs toward the dilapidated old house.† (source)
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Mom and Dad moved into a six-story flophouse in a more dilapidated neighborhood.† (source)
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Past the laundry were the dilapidated horse stables.† (source)
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These buildings were already dilapidated.† (source)
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She spiraled down and floated over a dark dead-end alley between two dilapidated theaters.† (source)
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The dorm has never looked so ugly before, Dan thought, so hulking and dilapidated.† (source)
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Farid led me to a dilapidated one-story house and knocked on the wood-plank door.† (source)
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Thomas led them down the main street, crossing through the rings of dilapidated houses.† (source)
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"This is it," said Adam, pointing to the centerpiece of the dump—a dilapidated trailer.† (source)
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Tall, dilapidated houses looked down on them from every side.† (source)
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It was an old, dilapidated shack with a tar-paper roof.† (source)
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Probably even worse than the dilapidated outskirts of Los Angeles.† (source)
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They approach what at first looks like a dilapidated group of buildings.† (source)
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Small, dilapidated cookie-cutter houses.† (source)
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