dilapidated
ਭੱਜੇ
definition
verb
Deprived of others, free solitude, like the astronauts' weightless state, dilapidates muscles, bones, and blood.
cause (something) to fall into disrepair or ruin.
adjective
If it goes ahead, it will allow the council to dispose of several dilapidated office buildings around the city.
(of a building or object) in a state of disrepair or ruin as a result of age or neglect.
example
Quite a few of the houses are 'dilapidated' , paint flaked off rotting wood, patched up with corrugated iron boards.
The award of lottery and European cash marks the end of a five-year campaign to replace 'dilapidated' facilities in Scotchman Road.
As a result, the siheyuans became compounds occupied by many households, and the number of 'dilapidated' houses increased.
The circle found that this family of four was living in a 'dilapidated' hut with virtually no means for food and medicines.
With a view to helping the environment, the couple bought a mountainside property in west Cork with a 'dilapidated' cottage and a barn attached.
He stared at the 'dilapidated' office building, wondering how many people were inside.
Over-crowded, run down and 'dilapidated' school buildings must be tackled immediately.
On the area of the croft land, there is also a further 'dilapidated' farm building which could have the potential for residential conversion.
Several of the children living in the 'dilapidated' facility had psychological problems, officials said.
The number of empty 'dilapidated' shops in the depressing Bradford city centre are witness to the existing problems of traders.
Today only about five Gardaí work out of the portable cabins behind the 'dilapidated' station which closes at night.
If it goes ahead, it will allow the council to dispose of several 'dilapidated' office buildings around the city.
Besides, the building is in a 'dilapidated' condition and maintenance work has not been carried out for years.
We may have a 'dilapidated' library and an unreliable student computing service, but our staff are the best in New Zealand.
This will fund the restoration work and the construction of a community meeting room, which will replace the 'dilapidated' church hall.
With little more than a goat, a wheelbarrow and a frankly 'dilapidated' hovel to his name, he obviously does not have an internet connection of his own.
My 'dilapidated' apartment didn't seem quite so shabby, the shops, not so familiar.
The 'dilapidated' restaurant was wedged in between two larger buildings, and the entrance was in the narrow alley on the left.
Way back when I was ten, my brother and I used to play in a 'dilapidated' shed on the edge of the Gloucester-shire town where I was brought up.
The complex has been neglected and has become a 'dilapidated' landmark in the city.
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