down-at-heel (Meaning)

down-at-heel

shabby

down-at-heel Sentence Examples

  1. The down-at-heel building had peeling paint and broken windows.
  2. The man was down-at-heel, his clothes threadbare and his shoes scuffed.
  3. The once-grand hotel had become down-at-heel, with faded grandeur and crumbling infrastructure.
  4. The down-at-heel neighborhood was characterized by dilapidated houses and unkempt streets.
  5. The down-at-heel car had rusty body panels and a rattling engine.
  6. The homeless man, down-at-heel and destitute, wandered the streets with a forlorn expression.
  7. The down-at-heel pawn shop displayed an eclectic collection of worn and damaged goods.
  8. The down-at-heel pub was a popular haunt for locals seeking a cheap pint and a smoky atmosphere.
  9. The down-at-heel boxer had lost his former glory, now struggling with injuries and financial woes.
  10. The down-at-heel businessman had lost his fortune and now lived in a dingy apartment.

FAQs About the word down-at-heel

shabby

dilapidated, threadbare, grungy, neglected, sleazy, timeworn, seedy, tatty,scruffy, tacky

new, fresh, maintained, brand-new, kept-up, mended,reconstructed, rebuilt, spruce, smart

The down-at-heel building had peeling paint and broken windows.

The man was down-at-heel, his clothes threadbare and his shoes scuffed.

The once-grand hotel had become down-at-heel, with faded grandeur and crumbling infrastructure.

The down-at-heel neighborhood was characterized by dilapidated houses and unkempt streets.