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decrepitDefinitions
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| decrepit | |
| 1. adj. Weakened or worn out from age or wear. |  |
Example Sentences
| Officially, the increase is for more ground to air missiles to replace old decrepit ones. An old decrepit factory building with broken windows, covered in highway soot and weather wear. According to survivors, the vessel, which set off from a Libyan port, was overcrowded and decrepit and began leaking through its hull. |
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