caduc

Meaning

  1. deciduous (relating to trees that shed their leaves in winter)
  2. obsolete
  3. null and void

Concepts

dilapidated
deciduous
decrepit
rickety
decayed
lapsed
void
ramshackle
caducous
shaky
stale
tatterdemalion

tumble-down

wobbly
wonky

cacdeciduous

bedraggled
nonchurchgoing
broken-down
derelict
fragile
inoperative
null and void
obsolete
old
🧓
seedy
Synonyms

vieux
A1
🧓
délabré
38k
infirme
C2
caducifolié
périmé
25k
précaire
29k
vieil
B1
vieille
A2
aqueduc
39k
branlant
47k
chancelant
mouvant
suranné
vacillant
vieilli
C2

de l’ancien temps

chambranlant

bancal
37k
boiteux
C2
décrépit
démodé
C2
incertain
C2
Translations

aftands
gammel
bouwvallig
wrak

uitgewoond

uitgeleefd

baufällig
hinfällig
gebrechlich
decrepito
abgelebt
verfallen
sommergrün
caduc
caduco
Pronounced as (IPA)
/ka.dyk/
Etymology

Inherited from Middle French
caduc
In summary

Inherited from Middle French caduc, from Latin cadūcus (“falling; transitory”).

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