9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Decrepitude' in a Sentence
"The state of being in a worn-out or dilapidated condition, often accompanied by feebleness, especially due to old age." more
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The old book, worn by time and neglect, showed undeniable decrepitude on its tattered pages.
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The weary traveler sought shelter in the decrepitude of an old inn, its charm lying hidden beneath layers of neglect.
Time had not been kind to the ancient castle, and its grandeur had given way to the ravages of decrepitude.
The elderly cat moved with a certain decrepitude, a far cry from its agile youth.
The once vibrant neighborhood now bore the scars of decrepitude, its streets echoing a bygone era.
The abandoned house stood in a state of decrepitude, with broken windows and sagging walls.
Time had not been kind to the ancient library, as the books and shelves succumbed to a state of decrepitude.
The once majestic ship now sailed the seas in a state of decrepitude, a mere shadow of its former glory.
His wrinkled skin spoke of decrepitude, a testament to a life well-lived.
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