Sentences

dudder in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

DUDDER (noun): An object or machine that is in poor condition, unreliable, or no longer functional.

Sample Sentences

  1. The old car sat in the driveway like a dudder, rusted and forgotten.
  2. After years of service, the once-reliable machine had turned into a mere dudder.
  3. He described his latest invention as a dudder, failing to function as intended.
  4. No one wanted to buy the dudder of a bicycle that had flat tires and a broken chain.
  5. Despite its dudder appearance, the vintage record player still produced beautiful music.
  6. The old toy was nothing but a dudder, barely making a sound when I pulled the string.
  7. After years of neglect, the once-vibrant garden had become a dudder, overrun with weeds and decay.
  8. His excuses for being late were a dudder, failing to convince anyone in the meeting.
  9. During the game, his performance was a dudder, leaving the team in a tough spot.
  10. The movie turned out to be a dudder, with a predictable plot and uninspired acting.
  11. The old car was nothing but a dudder, barely making it up the hill.
  12. After years of neglect, the once-vibrant garden had turned into a dudder of dead plants and weeds.
  13. He tried to sell the dudder of a bike, but no one was interested in such a rusty relic.
  14. Despite its reputation as a dudder, the film has garnered a cult following over the years.
  15. She felt like a dudder in the group, struggling to keep up with the lively conversation.

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