decrepitness (Meaning)
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decrepitness (n.)
Decrepitude.
Synonyms & Antonyms of decrepitness
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decrepitness Sentence Examples
- The abandoned mansion stood as a symbol of decrepitude, its once grand halls now filled with dust and cobwebs.
- Years of neglect had led to the church's decrepitude, with crumbling walls and a sagging roof.
- The old car, with its rusted body and worn-out tires, exemplified decrepitude.
- The village had fallen into a state of decrepitude, with boarded-up storefronts and overgrown streets.
- The once vibrant city square now bore the marks of decrepitude, with broken benches and cracked pavement.
- The museum's collection was in a state of decrepitude, with many artifacts showing signs of decay.
- The mansion had been restored to its former glory after years of decrepitude.
- The once proud ship had fallen into decrepitude after years of service at sea.
- The town's infrastructure was in a state of decrepitude, with outdated roads and failing utilities.
- The garden, once lush and green, had succumbed to decrepitude, with weeds choking the flowerbeds and shrubs.
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Decrepitude.
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The abandoned mansion stood as a symbol of decrepitude, its once grand halls now filled with dust and cobwebs.
Years of neglect had led to the church's decrepitude, with crumbling walls and a sagging roof.
The old car, with its rusted body and worn-out tires, exemplified decrepitude.
The village had fallen into a state of decrepitude, with boarded-up storefronts and overgrown streets.
