out of condition

1. Also, out of shape. See under in condition.

Example Sentences

It was sort of beat-up and out of condition.

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One, although reduced in flesh, and thrown out of condition, was fit for work in a week, but the other only just escaped with his life, becoming a perfect skeleton, and only commencing to mend at the end of three months.

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However, soybeans take bin space in preference to corn, which is less likely to go out of condition.

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However, they can be left into summer without the grain going out of condition, Wiseman said.

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He was never a six-pack guy at the best of times, but he’s out of condition here.

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Related Words

• broken-down 
• crumbling www.thesaurus.com
• decrepit 
• derelict 
• deserted 
• desolate 
• dilapidated 
• dingy 
• neglected www.thesaurus.com
• ramshackle 
• rickety 
• seedy 
• tacky