dilapidated in Irish
dilapidated in Irish is ainriochtach — dilapidated means in poor condition due to age or neglect; falling apart.
dilapidated in Irish
ainriochtach
Having fallen into a state of disrepair or deterioration, especially through neglect.
What does "dilapidated" mean?
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adjective In poor condition due to age or neglect; falling apart.
"The dilapidated old barn looked ready to collapse."
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dilapidated in a sentence
- The dilapidated old barn looked ready to collapse.
- They bought a dilapidated house and slowly restored it.
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What is "dilapidated" in Irish?
"dilapidated" in Irish is ainriochtach. dilapidated means: In poor condition due to age or neglect; falling apart.
How do you use "dilapidated" in a sentence?
Example: "The dilapidated old barn looked ready to collapse." In Irish, "dilapidated" is ainriochtach.
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