ramshackle [adjective]
Definition of ramshackle:
- In a state of severe disrepair, often appearing ready to collapse.
- Poorly constructed or maintained; rickety.
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Sentence/Example of ramshackle:
The ramshackle house looked like it could collapse at any moment.
We drove past a ramshackle barn that had seen better days.
The ramshackle bridge swayed dangerously in the wind.
His office was a ramshackle mess of papers and books.
Despite its ramshackle appearance, the café had a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
The ramshackle car barely made it to the repair shop.
The ramshackle shed in the backyard was filled with old tools.
She lived in a ramshackle cottage on the edge of the forest.
The old hotel had a ramshackle charm that drew curious visitors.
The village was full of ramshackle houses, each with its own story.
The ramshackle fence was missing several boards.
They rented a ramshackle cabin for their weekend getaway.
The ramshackle boat looked like it wouldn't survive another trip.
The farm had a few ramshackle outbuildings that needed repair.
The ramshackle amusement park had seen better days.
We took shelter in a ramshackle hut during the storm.
The ramshackle cart was piled high with goods for the market.
The ramshackle playground equipment looked unsafe for children.
The ramshackle theater had a rich history despite its condition.
The city's outskirts were dotted with ramshackle dwellings.
The ramshackle pier creaked underfoot as we walked.
They planned to renovate the ramshackle house into a cozy home.
The ramshackle truck struggled to make it up the hill.
The ramshackle tavern was a favorite among locals.
Despite its ramshackle state, the building had a certain nostalgic appeal.