dilapidated

The building was dilapidated; the neighborhood sketchy; the floor dusty.

The old semaphore's gaunt arms were dilapidated, 217 and it was to come down.

The latter was indeed in dilapidated condition, having lost an arm, and suffering from other wounds.

Turkey is a rather broken-down and dilapidated figure, who is preparing to use his bayonet, but has not got it quite ready.

But the car standing in front of the house was not the dilapidated Ford that belonged to the Adams family.

He meant to keep his dilapidated stock in as good repair as possible.