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Meanings of look careworn in anglès
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Usage of look careworn in anglès
1
People look careworn to me in America; they are spare and pallid.
2
No wonder the people here look careworn, and pinched, and old.
3
I don't think it odd that I should look careworn.
4
By contrast they almost look careworn.
5
The poet was in slumber, and his face looked careworn in repose.
6
He looked careworn and irritable, but brightened directly when she approached him.
7
Shelley was looking careworn and ill; and, as usual, was very carelessly dressed.
8
Andrew looks tired as well, but more specifically, he looks careworn.
9
Another woman, who looked careworn and haggard, and was shabbily dressed, stood forward.
10
He looked careworn and sad; his locks were gray and he was very feeble.
11
He looked careworn, and the mockery and malice had gone from his dark eyes.
12
His face looked careworn, and he cast a glance of tender compassion upon his son.
13
She looked careworn and aged, as if her life had well-nigh come to an end.
14
He looked careworn and troubled: "Good-morning, Commandant," he said; "aren't you away yet?"
15
The fashionable minister was looking careworn and troubled.
16
He jumped to his feet, and she saw that his face now looked careworn and anxious.