derelict|derelicts in English

noun

[der·e·lict || 'derɪlɪkt]

ship abandoned at sea; abandoned property; one who neglects duty, one who is negligent; vagrant, tramp

Use "derelict|derelicts" in a sentence

1. The ship is derelict long.

2. Castaway: See: abandoned , derelict , discard , orphan , pariah

3. The houses were made derelict by the fire.

4. The land lay derelict for ten years.

5. Today the site of the Mill is derelict.

6. An' the entire derelict bloody city an' all.

7. Eric goes to his old apartment and finds it derelict.

8. They traced the address to a derelict warehouse.

9. The canal has been derelict for many years.

10. The neighborhood is dominated by the Waterloo train station and peopled by derelicts late at night.

11. Perhaps the derelict should be given one more chance.

12. Glasgow's industrial history has left many large derelict sites.

13. All right, which of you derelicts hitched a dead body outside my saloon?

14. These derelict houses are a reproach to the city.

15. The theatre has been left to stand/lie derelict.

16. Derelict inner - city sites could be sold off cheaply for housing.

17. Development plan policies should also encourage the reuse of derelict buildings.

18. The derelict PBYs were thoroughly exploded for the film.

19. The Beatdown is a derelict inner-city area in Mr

20. We can derive the word 'derelict' from the Latin 'derelictus'.

21. He seemed to take for granted that she would share his views on the derelicts.

22. It was as if the whole place were deserted and derelict.

23. The derelict buildings are the signs of a town in decay.

24. A new shopping centre will be built on the derelict land.

25. Sarah Beeny attempts to save a near-derelict listed Georgian stately home