shabby

adjectiveB2 · Upper-intermediate

Old and in bad condition.

Meaning of «shabby»

adjective

old and in bad condition

He wore a shabby old coat to the party.

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The difference between similar words

old and in bad condition

wornused a lot, so it looks oldShe wore a pair of worn old boots.

batteredold and damaged because it was used or hit a lotHe drove a battered old car.

shabbyold, dirty and poor-lookingThe shabby hotel needed new paint.

tatteredtorn in many placesThe child carried a tattered old toy.

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