dilapidated
adjectiveIn a state of disrepair after neglect or age.
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disrepair
nounA poor condition resulting from inadequate upkeep or needed repairs.
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verbTo weaken or damage the functioning of something.
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nounA reduction or loss in an ability, function, or working capacity.
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adjectiveImpossible to repair or put right.
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nounA thorough examination and substantial repair, revision, or improvement.
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verbTo repair or improve an old or damaged building or object.
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adjectiveCapable of being repaired or put right.
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nounA paired arrangement, especially with one person or thing placed behind the other.
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verbTo weaken support, confidence, or effectiveness, often gradually or indirectly.
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