tatterdemalion

• Adjetivo literário e pouco comum que descreve pessoa maltrapilha, esfarrapada e de aparência miserável, ou coisa gasta, rasgada e em mau estado.

An archaic adjective describing a person or thing that is ragged, shabby, or in a state of disrepair.

1. Ragged or tornC2formal

   Describing clothing that is worn to shreds or a person dressed in tattered garments.

   Esfarrapado

   • The tatterdemalion beggar shuffled down the street.
   • He wore a tatterdemalion coat that had seen better days.
   • The old flag was tatterdemalion after years of wind and rain.

   Sinônimosfrayedraggedscruffyshabbytatteredtattytorn

   Antônimoselegantneatsmarttidytrim

2. In poor conditionC2formal

   Referring to something that is in a dilapidated or deplorable state.

   Esmolambado

   • The tatterdemalion house was barely standing after the storm.
   • The garden was left in a tatterdemalion state, overgrown and neglected.
   • His tatterdemalion appearance reflected his difficult circumstances.

   Sinônimosbedraggleddecrepitdilapidatedraggedrun-downscruffyseedyshabbytattered

   Antônimosimmaculatepristinesolidsoundspotless

• Substantivo que designa uma pessoa, especialmente uma criança, vestida com roupas rasgadas ou esfarrapadas; também pode indicar alguém muito pobre ou maltrapilho.

A noun referring to a person, especially a child, who is dressed in ragged or tattered clothing.

1. A ragged or shabbily dressed personC2formal

   A person, especially a child, who is dressed in torn, dirty, or shabby clothing.

   Farrapo

   • The old tatterdemalion sat on the street corner, begging for coins.
   • In the novel, the tatterdemalion was a symbol of poverty and neglect.
   • A group of tatterdemalions played in the muddy alley.

   Sinônimosgaminguttersniperagamuffinscarecrowurchinwaif

   Antônimosbeaudandyfop