Decrepit in a sentence as an adjective

"You should die at 35, that's a full life, living past 35 will be pain and decrepit.."

Why is it that CS has some of the oldest, most decrepit tools with the most adamant defenders?

Charging stations will retire decrepit batteries and replace them with new tech.

Meanwhile, your old Rails app is dependent on a dozen pieces of decrepit abandonware.

You can shoot into the night, you can shoot facing a decrepit building, you can shoot in the back of a rusted out buick in a garbage dump.

Productive in the short term or the long?I'm decrepit enough that I remember the bad old days when proprietary OSes had a lock on things.

The existence and popularity of Chrome has turned FF from a decrepit bloatware to a sleek modern web racehorse.

What makes you consider an old, decrepit, no-longer-developing brain optimal?

>leave the downtown-core decrepit and crime-riddenThe companies aren't in downtown, they're out 40 miles away instead, so not paying local taxes or helping the local economy.

"don't mind me poor 100% black community im just here from ADT to install this randomly hallarious HD camera and wireless antenna facing this decrepit house"king of non-suspicious behavior

For the price of a decrepit office in the Bay Area, we could rent a huge McMansion with a view, offices upstairs, full kitchen, three bathrooms with showers, various rooms for meetings or storage or indoor ballgames, and ten minutes drive away from anything...

Not have those employees wanting to live in the city, but instead go down the route of the 1950-1980s generations and settle suburbia, and leave the downtown-core decrepit and crime-ridden?Even in this specific case, what's wrong with a corporation providing a mass transit option to their workers so they don't have to drive in and needlessly congest the roads and pollute the environment.

Decrepit definitions

adjective

worn and broken down by hard use; "a creaky shack"; "a decrepit bus...its seats held together with friction tape"; "a flea-bitten sofa"; "a run-down neighborhood"; "a woebegone old shack"

See also: creaky derelict flea-bitten run-down woebegone

adjective

lacking bodily or muscular strength or vitality; "a feeble old woman"; "her body looked sapless"

See also: debile feeble infirm rickety sapless weak weakly