Definition of "disrepair" []

• The condition of being in need of repair: a house in disrepair. (noun)

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• "The docks are in disrepair, many of the picnic tables are in shambles, field drainage problems are numerous, the toilets are usually very filthy, the paved walking trails are rough and haven't been paved in over 35 years, and even the light poles are rusting away at the bottoms."
• "The roadway is dismal and in disrepair over much of the drive but the scenery is so magnificent it hardly matters."
• "Andy found himself wandering through a section of the city that he remembered as it had been, vibrant and alive, but as he trudged down the streets and through the alleys, he found the roads in disrepair and littered with rubble and refuse."