abandoned — left behind or deserted, especially by the owner or guardian
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: left behind or deserted, especially by the owner or guardian
Pronunciation (IPA): /əˈbændənd/
Korean meaning: 버려진, 유기된, 방치된
Korean pronunciation: 어**밴**던드
Example Sentences
- The abandoned pizza slice in the fridge grew its own civilization of mold.
- She felt like an abandoned shopping cart in an empty parking lot.
- The abandoned factory has become a popular location for urban exploration.
abandoned
ADJECTIVE//əˈbændənd//
left behind or deserted, especially by the owner or guardian
An abandoned teddy bear sits forgotten in a dusty, empty room
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The abandoned house stranded in time, once branded with love, now handed back to solitude and decay
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Origin
From Old French 'abandoner,' meaning to relinquish or give up control. The prefix 'a-' means 'to' combined with 'ban' (meaning control or authority), so the word literally meant to place under someone else's control, eventually coming to mean to desert or leave behind.
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“The abandoned pizza slice in the fridge grew its own civilization of mold.”
“She felt like an abandoned shopping cart in an empty parking lot.”
“The abandoned factory has become a popular location for urban exploration.”
“My abandoned New Year's resolutions are probably wondering where I went.”
“The abandoned mine posed serious safety risks to the community.”
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