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decrepit

/dɪˈkrep.ɪt/

Traducción: Describe algo o alguien muy deteriorado, en ruinas o en mal estado debido a la vejez o al abandono.

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adjective

/dɪˈkrep.ɪt/C1formal
  • esDescribe algo o alguien muy deteriorado, en ruinas o en mal estado debido a la vejez o al abandono.

Describes something that is worn out, ruined, or in a state of disrepair due to old age or neglect.

  1. Worn out or ruined by ageB2formal

    In a very poor condition as a result of old age or neglect.

    esDeteriorado por la edad

    • The decrepit building was condemned by the city.
    • He lived in a decrepit old house with peeling paint.
    • The decrepit bridge was no longer safe to cross.

    Sinónimosbroken-downderelictdilapidatedramshacklericketyrun-downshabbyworn-out

    Antónimosfreshrobustsoundsturdyvigorousyouthful

  2. Weak or infirm from ageB2formal

    Describing a person who is very old and in a weak or frail condition.

    esDecrépito, senil, debilitado por la edad

    • The decrepit old man could barely walk without a cane.
    • She cared for her decrepit grandmother with great patience.
    • The once strong athlete was now decrepit and bedridden.

    Sinónimosageddodderingfeeblefrailinfirmsenileweak

    Antónimosagilehaleheartyrobustsprystrongvigorousyouthful

Formas
  • more decrepit comparative form
  • most decrepit superlative form
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