decayed state's Usage Examples:

The palace is now in a much decayed state.

Due to the decayed state of the keep, public access is restricted and netting has been erected.

The building is currently in a decayed state, and lies unoccupied.

The former ammunition stores are still there, in a decayed state, and the rubble provides good habitats for reptiles.

respects to Plato"s philosophy, rejected it as impractical due to the decayed state of society.

By the 950s the abbey was in a decayed state, but in about 954 King Eadred appointed Æthelwold, later Bishop of Winchester.

By 1623 the bridge was in a ""decayed state""; Kilkenny Archaeological Society has two unnamed depictions from 1655.

atom is in a quantum superposition, a linear combination of decayed and undecayed states, which evolve with time.

The house was in a decayed state and with the former chapel being used as a dairy.

contributing to the growth of Catholicism and Protestantism included the decayed state of Korean Buddhism, the support of the intellectual elite, and the encouragement.

Recapture: The British found Growler in a very decayed state on 1 August 1809 at Veere on the island of Walcheren at the beginning.

able to function as a Benjaminian dialectical image: "an object whose decayed state exposes and reflects its utopian possibilities, a remnant constantly.

She mentions the decayed state and minimally financed conditions of the Russian Pacific Fleet and nuclear.

Synonyms:

theocracy,

Antonyms:

gaseous, liquid,