Raddled example sentences

Related (6): Haggard, worn-out, exhausted, run-down, tired, fatigued.

"Raddled" Example Sentences

His face was lined and raddled from years of hard living.
The old man's wrinkled, raddled face betrayed a difficult life.
The desperate, raddled look in his eyes made me worried.
His raddled appearance shocked me; he looked like a different person.
The worn, raddled shoes showed signs of many years of use.
The abandoned building had raddled paint peeling off in strips.
Her hands were wrinkled and raddled, showing her age.
Her raddled coat hung loosely on her frail frame.
His once handsome face was now lined and raddled.
The raddled curtains fluttered in the draft from the broken window.
The raddled house stood rotting at the end of the street.
The patient had a wasted, raddled look from years of illness.
His raddled clothes showed signs of years of neglect.
She wore a raddled dress that had seen better days.
The raddled old man sat alone on the sidewalk.
The once elegant building now stood raddled and dilapidated.
The raddled structure loomed ominously over the lonely street.
His raddled hair hung limply over his sunken cheeks.
The raddled furniture had clearly seen better days.
The raddled remains of the car sat rusting in the junkyard.
His eyes looked raddled and haunted from years of suffering.
The homeless man's raddled clothes hung loosely from his frame.
I could hardly recognize my old friend in his raddled state.
The carpet was worn, faded and raddled from years of use.
The once proud garden stood raddled and overgrown.
Her raddled nerves could no longer take the strain.
The long and bitter winter had left the fields looking raddled.
The city park stood raddled and neglected.
The trees looked bare and raddled after the harsh winter.
The raddled ruins of the castle stood decaying on the hilltop.
Her mind was raddled with worry and upset.
The bulky, raddled wardrobe took up most of the corner.
The raddled tapestry hung in tatters from the wall.
The raddled walls were paper-thin and let in the winter cold.
The car wheels were worn and raddled after years of use.
His whole demeanor had become raddled and uncaring.
The raddled boat sank slowly into the lake.
The raddled fortifications now lay in ruins.
She looked raddled and worn long before her time.
The raddled sofa sagged in the middle from too much use.
The raddled awning flapped noisily above the shop door.
The dog's once glossy coat now hung raddled and dirty.
The decrepit, raddled factory stood dark and silent.
His raddled fingers trembled as he lit another cigarette.
The raddled oak tree leaned ominously over the pathway.
The cottage's raddled roof let in rain during every storm.
The curtains were faded and raddled from years of sunlight.
The library's raddled shelves groaned under the weight of books.
His raddled mind struggled to recall the memories.
Her once beautiful face had become lined and raddled.
The raddled vine covered most of the cottage wall.
The horse's raddled coat hung in dirty clumps.
The raddled dog had clearly seen better days.
The raddled outbuildings leaned precariously to one side.
The porcelain figurines sat raddled and dusty on the shelf.
The shutters hung raddled and lopsided from rusty hinges.
The raddled carpet was so threadbare you could see the floorboards.
The raddled scoreboard leaned crookedly against the wall.
His raddled nerves couldn't take any more stress.
The raddled fence threatened to collapse at any moment.

Common Phrases

weather raddled - affected by exposure to bad weather conditions for a long time, making it worn out
age raddled - affected by age, showing signs of being old
drink raddled - affected by excessive consumption of alcohol, having a wasted and unhealthy appearance
worry raddled- affected by anxiety and worry, resulting in wrinkles and a haggard appearance
illness raddled - affected by prolonged illness, causing depletion of health
poverty raddled - affected by destitution, showing the effects of miserable conditions caused by lack of resources
time raddled - affected by the passage of time, showing signs of decay
stress raddled - affected by strain and tension, leading to an unhealthy and worn out condition
neglect raddled - affected by lack of care, resulting in a ramshackle state
decay raddled - affected by the process of decay, falling into a state of ruin and deterioration