GRE vocabulary
decrepit
worn out or weakened by long use or old age
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Decrepit in a sentence
Here is an example sentence showing decrepit in a sentence.
The decrepit library had gone forty years without repair, and its shelves sagged under their own weight.
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Questions about “decrepit”
Decrepit (adjective) means worn out or weakened by long use or old age
Here is decrepit used in an example sentence: "The decrepit library had gone forty years without repair, and its shelves sagged under their own weight."
Common synonyms for decrepit include dilapidated, rickety, infirm.
Antonyms of decrepit include sturdy, robust, sound.
Decrepit is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.
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