dilapidated dih-LAP-i-day-tid adjective WS #13

in a state of disrepair or ruin as a result of age or neglect; falling apart or decaying

1. They bought the dilapidated house at a low price and spent years renovating it.
2. Children were warned not to play near the dilapidated building.
3. The dilapidated barn hadn't been used in decades and was ready to collapse.
4. The dilapidated bridge was closed to traffic until repairs could be made.
5. The once-grand mansion now stood dilapidated and overgrown with vines.