Disrepair (noun)

1. The state of being in disrepair; a state of deterioration or neglect.
2. The state of being in poor condition or not working properly due to lack of maintenance.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from dis- (expressing reversal) + repair.

Examples:

1. The house was in disrepair and needed extensive renovations.
2. The bridge was in such disrepair that it had to be closed to traffic.
3. The garden was in disrepair and had become overgrown.
4. The machines were in disrepair and had to be replaced.
5. The building was in disrepair and had become a safety hazard.