Definition Synonyms
Definition of decrepitude - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
age or usestate of being worn out from age or use
- The building fell into decrepitude after years of neglect.
2.
agingstate of deterioration due to old age
- The car's decrepitude made it unsafe to drive.
Origin of decrepitude
Latin, decrepitus (very old, infirm)
Examples of decrepitude in a sentence
His decrepitude was evident in his slow movements. The building's decrepitude was evident in its crumbling walls. His decrepitude was apparent as he struggled to walk.
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- French:décrépitude, ...
- German:Verfall, Altersschwäche, ...
- Italian:decrepitezza, ...
- Spanish:decrepitud, deterioro, ...
- Portuguese:decrepitude, ...
- Chinese:衰老, 老朽, ...
- Japanese:老朽化, 老衰, ...
- Arabic:تَهالُك, هَرَم, ...
- Hebrew:בְּלָאוּת, מַצָּב שֶׁל הִתְדַּרְדְּרוּת בִּּגְלַל זְקֵנָה, ...
- Russian:ветхость, ...
- Ukrainian:занепад, ...
- Hindi:जीर्णता, बुढ़ापे से आई जर्जर अवस्था, ...
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