ramshackle in a sentence

Definition

Ramshackle: in a state of severe disrepair or dilapidation, often characterized by a lack of maintenance or structural stability.

The old ramshackle barn stood at the edge of the field, barely holding together after years of neglect.
As they drove through the village, they couldn't help but admire the charm of some ramshackle cottages lining the narrow streets.
Despite its ramshackle appearance, the small café served the best coffee in town, attracting a loyal crowd of regulars.
He had grown up in a ramshackle house where love and laughter filled the broken spaces.
The ramshackle theater had seen better days, but it still hosted lively performances that brought the community together.
The old ramshackle house at the end of the street has been abandoned for years.
Despite its ramshackle appearance, the café served the best coffee in town.
They stumbled upon a ramshackle barn filled with forgotten antiques and dusty memories.
The ramshackle fence around the garden barely held back the wildflowers spilling out.
Even in its ramshackle state, the boat held stories of countless adventures on the water.