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Use "shabbiness" in a sentence
"When he did call the shabbiness of the house and the manifest poverty of the family rather disgusted him, but somehow Jennie seemed as sweet to him as ever."
"(generally) behaving very ill on this question, and their shabbiness is the more striking because the Government have behaved so well."
"But that was more of an indictment of the general kind of shabbiness of the campaign, its disorganization, its vacuum of leadership at the top, which is probably the -- you know, a funny part of my book more than -- more than, you know, anything aimed to -- at, you know, taking on anyone, living or dead."