adjective poorly or hastily constructed; flimsy or shoddy in construction
Used to criticize a property that has been shoddily built
Refers to a building that is poorly constructed or of inferior quality
Describes a structure that is hastily or poorly put together
Warns against using subpar materials or craftsmanship in construction projects
In the context of writing, 'jerry built' may be used to describe a poorly constructed narrative or plot.
An architect may use 'jerry built' to criticize a building or structure that has been poorly designed or constructed.
Engineers may use 'jerry built' to refer to a project that has been hastily or shoddily put together.
A contractor may use 'jerry built' to describe a building or renovation that has been done using substandard materials or workmanship.
An inspector may use 'jerry built' to flag a building or structure that does not meet safety or quality standards.
A real estate agent may use 'jerry built' to caution clients against purchasing a property that has been poorly constructed or maintained.