out of condition

ADJECTIVE

enervated

Synonyms

STRONG

debilitated deteriorated devitalized enfeebled fatigued incapacitated languishing limp paralyzed prostrate prostrated sapped spent tired undermined unnerved vitiated weakened

WEAK

done in feeble gone to seed lackadaisical languid languorous listless on the ropes out of gas out of shape run down rusty soft spiritless washed out weak

Antonyms

STRONG

active energized invigorated refreshed straight strong

WEAK

activated animated enthusiastic lively strengthened

ADJECTIVE

flabby

Synonyms

STRONGEST

lax sloppy

WEAK

drooping enervated flaccid flexuous floppy gone to seed hanging irresilient limp loose out of shape pendulous rusty sagging shapeless slack soft tender toneless unfit yielding

Antonyms

WEAK

firm lean slim taut thin tight

ADJECTIVE

run down

Synonyms

STRONGEST

broken-down crumbling decrepit derelict deserted desolate dilapidated dingy neglected ramshackle rickety seedy tacky

WEAK

abandoned beat up below par debilitated dog-eared down-at-the-heel drained enervated exhausted fatigued forsaken frowzy in a bad way old peaked ratty tattered tired tumble-down uncared-for under the weather unhealthy untended used-up weak weary worn-out

Antonyms

STRONGEST

nice populated sound stable used

WEAK

OK fresh good healthy

Example Sentences

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It was sort of beat-up and out of condition.

From The New Yorker • Jan. 12, 2020

He was never a six-pack guy at the best of times, but he’s out of condition here.

From The Guardian • Aug. 24, 2018

Rooney himself was out of condition, and he uttered the terrible statement that he considered himself superior to the rest of the players on United’s payroll.

From New York Times • Feb. 13, 2011

Wrestling fans are apt to picture their hippodroming heroes as gross, stupid, out of condition, and in general, slobs.

From Time Magazine Archive

Agravaine was out of condition, with pouches under his eyes.

From "The Once and Future King" by T. H. White

out of condition

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