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Definition of decrepit : Broken down with age; wasted and enfeebled by the infirmities of old age; feeble; worn out.

Synonyms:

remote, woebegone, arthritic, tattered, broken-down, aging, remiss, unsound, wonky, patriarchal, immemorial, puny, ageing, unsubstantial, strong, down-at-heel, tatty, time-honored, olden, age-old, rheumy, flea-bitten, imperfect, insubstantial, debile, better, delicate, antediluvian, faded, neglectful, old, venerable, worn, seedy, lame, ramshackle, elderly, watery, washy, senile, sapless, light, tatterdemalion, gray, delinquent, bedraggled, ancient, mangy, decaying, derelict, dilapidated, rachitic, rheumatoid, elder, time-worn, sleazy, weakly, shoddy, senior, geriatric, rheumatic, woeful, nerveless, dingy, creaky, tacky, threadbare, scrubby, tumble-down, deserted, ancestor, hoary, fallible, scruffy, abandoned, antiquated, unaccented, study at weak, ratty, screaky, shaky, wobbly, antiquity, antique, rundown, aged, shabby

ailing, pestilent, handicapped, sick, unhealthy, affected, cursed, infirm, nauseous, sickly, infected, ill, inflicted, disabled, diseased, indisposed

flimsy, soft, debilitated, fragile, frail, faint, weak, feeble, run-down, powerless, rickety, doddering

Usage examples:

• There was also Colonel Hunchberg, an uncle; finally there was Aunt Cooley Hunchberg, a somewhat decrepit but very amiable old lady.
• When the experiment is finished I shall crawl away, a decrepit wreck. - "Set in Silver", Charles Norris Williamson and Alice Muriel Williamson.
• The tangle of trees and vines and shrubbery had been trimmed to orderly neatness, the long, unkempt grass had been shorn to a yellow, but respectable, turf, and the old arbor showed new strips where Thomas, the Starlings’ man, had been at work on the decrepit frame. - "The Turner Twins", Ralph Henry Barbour.