Examples of using Decayed in English and their translations into German
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Ecclesiastic
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
The houses were all decayed.
Melted, and decayed appearance.
What, even after we have been decayed bones?!
This decayed biomass forms humus.
Even if we should be decayed bones?
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Any surviving remains would have rusted and decayed.
The included woodlogs decayed within the time.
Four decayed teeth is too much even for a monster.
But in one of these there was also a small worm much decayed.
The decayed cell as a whole furnished the material.
After its death, it was not used anymore and decayed increasingly.
No, these are not decayed people, despite evrything.
The infrastructure and social structure of the country decayed completely.
The elephant just decayed and they just got the tusks.
So over the course of 5730 years roughly half of them will have decayed.
Figure 5: Decayed area completely wrecked, upperst.
The braking contactor can onlybe safely opened after the current has decayed.
We pass past decayed and needy connotations.
Their walls were damp and mossy,their windows broken, and their gates decayed.
He asked for a completely decayed, therefore completely dead branch.
After the Napoleonic Wars in the 19th century and under French administration, Lengberg Castle decayed visibly.
Philadelphia was a corrupt, decayed, dark city, filled with fear.
The body aged and decayed, the spirit slept and stayed unnoticed.
You must reestablish order to a decayed and war-ravaged land.
Nervous tissue, bacteria, decayed tissue debris, bacterial toxins.
A one-day international exhibition of miniatures in the decayed neo-renaissance building Kursalon in Lipik.
Many ancient towns and decayed castles can be found in its territory.
Everything there is ruined, decayed and open to the clear sky.
Many ancient towns and decayed castles can be found in its territory.