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Meaning of ghost town
Wordnet
ghost town (n)
a deserted settlement (especially in western United States)
ghost town Sentence Examples
- The old mining town had become a desolate ghost town, with abandoned buildings and overgrown streets.
- The once-bustling frontier trading post now stood as a crumbling ghost town, a testament to the harsh realities of the Wild West.
- The abandoned amusement park was now a ghost town, its rides silent and its attractions decayed.
- The remnants of the ancient civilization lay in ruins, a ghost town frozen in time.
- The once-thriving fishing village was now a ghost town, abandoned after the fish stocks depleted.
- The crumbling remnants of the once-magnificent city stood as a haunting ghost town, a reminder of past glories.
- The earthquake had left the town in ruins, turning it into a ghost town overnight.
- The quarantine zone was like a ghost town, deserted and eerily silent.
- The ghost town provided an eerie glimpse into the past, with its dilapidated buildings and forgotten secrets.
- The abandoned gold mine was now a ghost town, its shafts and tunnels filled with shadows and whispers.
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a deserted settlement (especially in western United States)
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The old mining town had become a desolate ghost town, with abandoned buildings and overgrown streets.
The once-bustling frontier trading post now stood as a crumbling ghost town, a testament to the harsh realities of the Wild West.
The abandoned amusement park was now a ghost town, its rides silent and its attractions decayed.
The remnants of the ancient civilization lay in ruins, a ghost town frozen in time.
