disrepair (Meaning)

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disrepair (n)

in need of repairs

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A state of being in bad condition, and wanting repair.

The building was in a state of disrepair, with peeling paint, broken windows, and a leaky roof.
The family's car was in disrepair, with flat tires, a broken windshield, and a faulty engine.
The park was in disrepair, with overgrown grass, broken playground equipment, and graffiti-covered walls.
The city's infrastructure was in disrepair, with crumbling roads, broken bridges, and outdated sewer systems.
The school was in disrepair, with cracked walls, leaky faucets, and outdated textbooks.
The hospital was in disrepair, with rusty equipment, peeling paint, and a lack of basic supplies.
The church was in disrepair, with a sagging roof, broken stained-glass windows, and crumbling stonework.
The museum was in disrepair, with dusty exhibits, faded paintings, and a leaky roof.
The library was in disrepair, with torn books, broken computers, and a lack of funding.
The town hall was in disrepair, with a broken clock tower, peeling paint, and a leaky roof.

in need of repairsA state of being in bad condition, and wanting repair.

deterioration, dilapidation, abandonment,neglect, inattention, negligence, desolation, seediness, ruin,decay

repair,repair, preservation, preservation,conservation, conservation, upkeep, keeping,keeping, upkeep

The building was in a state of disrepair, with peeling paint, broken windows, and a leaky roof.

The family's car was in disrepair, with flat tires, a broken windshield, and a faulty engine.

The park was in disrepair, with overgrown grass, broken playground equipment, and graffiti-covered walls.

The city's infrastructure was in disrepair, with crumbling roads, broken bridges, and outdated sewer systems.