Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
disrepair
noun
/ˌdɪs.rɪˈpeər/

Definition
A state of not being fixed or maintained any longer; a condition of neglect.

Examples
- The old school was left in disrepair and could no longer be used safely.
- After years of disuse, the park fell into disrepair.
- The house was in such disrepair that it needed extensive renovations.

Meaning
Disrepair means that something, often a building or piece of equipment, is in poor condition because it has not been cared for or maintained properly.

Synonyms
- neglect
- dilapidation
- depreciation
- ruin