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31Derelict Key — Derelict Key (en) Géographie Pays   …
32Derelict soil — A derelict soil is a soil that has been damaged by industrial or other development activity, and which is currently unused. It may usually be brought back to use only after soil remediation.ee also* Brownfields * Green belt * Industrial ecology * …
33derelict land grant — in the UK, government funding for the improvement of derelict land …
34derelict — I. adjective Etymology: Latin derelictus, past participle of derelinquere to abandon, from de + relinquere to leave more at relinquish Date: 1649 1. abandoned especially by the owner or occupant; also run down 2. lacking a sense of duty ;… …
35derelict — Synonyms and related words: Bowery bum, DP, Ishmael, abandoned, battered, beachcomber, beat up, beaten up, beggar, beggarly fellow, behindhand, blighter, broken down, budmash, bum, bummer, caitiff, careless, cast off, castaway, castoff, culpably… …
36derelict — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. wreck, hull; outcast; slacker, drifter, beachcomber, castaway. adj. castaway, wrecked, stranded, abandoned, deserted, forsaken; delinquent, negligent, neglectful, remiss. See neglect, relinquishment.… …
37derelict — der·e·lict || derɪlɪkt n. ship abandoned at sea; abandoned property; one who neglects duty, one who is negligent; vagrant, tramp adj. abandoned, forsaken, neglected …
38derelict — I. a. 1. (Law.) Forsaken, relinquished, abandoned, left. 2. Unfaithful, faithless, delinquent, negligent, guiltily neglectful. II. n. 1. Abandoned property. 2. Tract of land (fit for cultivation) left dry by the retirement of the sea …
39derelict — adj 1. abandoned, forsaken, deserted, neglected; relinquished, given up, left behind, Naut. (of a ship) a hull; discarded, rejected, cast off or away or aside; shunned, scorned, outcast, forlorn; bereft, adrift, alone, solitary, lonely, desolate; …
40derelict — der·e·lict …
