English to Latin Meaning of disyllabic

Disyllabic :

adjective

Disyllabic :: disyllabic

← Disuse

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Definitions of disyllabic in English

Noun(1) the state of something that has been unused and neglected

Examples of disyllabic in English

(1) Another such symbol of triumph is the Richards Town Park, which was in a state of disuse and used as a den by drug addicts about eight years ago.(2) It's a notion that has gone into disuse over the last ten or 15 years.(3) It remains the case, however, that the term itself has fallen largely into disuse , especially within professional circles.(4) Now after many years of disuse , it will be a centre celebrating the unique cultural wealth of the Irish and Irish in America.(5) However, the ancient Egyptians, who made good bread themselves, did not abandon barley; and it did not fall into general disuse .(6) But it still had an air of recent disuse , despite the best efforts of the team from World Snooker to get the venue ready.(7) Only real spiritual power has become rusty through prolonged disuse .(8) The ankle high grass that surrounds the building and the closed doors and windows indicated past and current disuse respectively.(9) It's been in disuse for the last few years - war superseded their need for it.(10) Vehicles lying in disuse in open space, waiting for the lengthy trial procedures to be completed, often become scrap having no value.(11) After more than a decade of disuse since being given a half-million pound revamp, plans are afoot to open part of Hellifield Station in time for Easter.(12) Most of the money is being used for refurbishing properties which have fallen into disrepair and disuse .(13) It's been so long since we had a good operation that the equipment is deteriorating - not through wear and tear, but through disuse .(14) Most of these, however, are either in disuse or are seldom operated.(15) Everything about it breathes disuse : the rusting iron grille in front of the main door, the lack of any sign.(16) It was revived yesterday after years of disuse to coincide with the opening of the area's new police headquarters at Whitebirk.

(1) fall into disuse ::

in desuetudinem abiit

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