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deserted
[ dih-zur-tid ]
adjective
- abandoned; forsaken:
the problems of deserted wives and children.
- untenanted: without inhabitants:
a deserted village; a deserted farmhouse.
- unfrequented; lonely:
The victim was lured to a deserted spot.
Other Word Forms
- ܲd·Ļ adjective
Example Sentences
With the sun not set to rise for another two and half hours, the streets are deserted.
After dessert, with Rob still engrossed in conversation, I left the group, walked around the hotel grounds and found a quiet, deserted pool at the edge of a steep cliff.
But hundreds of thousands of the city's residents are still living as refugees in Chad, and I saw many deserted and destroyed neighbourhoods as we drove around.
Team officials attempted to break up the players, as some spectators deserted their seats.
"We found this statistic: half a million people used to walk across Westminster Bridge, take a picture of the Houses of Parliament and then walk back north. The Southbank in 1993-94 was deserted."
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