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decrepit [dıˈkrepıt] ADJ

certitude [ˈsɜːtıtjuːd] N

1. certitude:

servitude [ˈsɜːvıtjuːd] N

1. servitude:

decapitate [dıˈkæpıteıt] VB trans

▶ decapitation [dıˌkæpıˈteıʃən] N

I . decrease [dıˈkriːs] VB trans, intr

II . decrease [dıˈkriːs, ˈdiːkriːs] N

fortitude [ˈfɔːtıtjuːd] N

▶ fortitudinous [ˌfɔːtıˈtjuːdınəs] ADJ

gratitude [ˈgrætıtjuːd] N

ingratitude [ınˈgrætıtjuːd] N

I . decree [dıˈkriː] N

2. decree:

II . decree [dıˈkriː] VB trans

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Freed from decrepitude and death and gifted with long life, the people there grow like rivers during the season of rains.
en.wikipedia.org
Children who are themselves grey-haired and well into middle age are seeing their elderly parents suspended for decades in a state of steadily advancing decrepitude.
blogs.telegraph.co.uk
Perhaps physical imperfections are meant to symbolise moral decrepitude, which can affect all men irrespective of class.
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Storm damage and the theft of lead from the roof in 2006, rendered an intolerable atmosphere of dereliction and decrepitude, making the premises unfit for purpose.
en.wikipedia.org
There must be many times that number still on the road in various stages of decrepitude.
ottawacitizen.com
The ineptitude, moreover, is now exacerbated by physical decrepitude.
www.espncricinfo.com
Urban decay (also known as urban rot and urban blight) is the process whereby a previously functioning city, or part of a city, falls into disrepair and decrepitude.
en.wikipedia.org
The paper is finding and reporting a great deal of decrepitude in most of the free villages visited.
jamaica-gleaner.com
Frailty and decrepitude are synonyms.
en.wikipedia.org
Is it shallow of me to say that so much, well, decrepitude is a bit off-putting?
www.express.co.uk

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