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Meanings of careworn expression in English
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Usage of careworn expression in English
1
That careworn expression which her fine features once wore, is fast vanishing.
2
The Munster coach wore a slightly careworn expression, a weariness that was understandable.
3
Since then I have often recalled the sadness of his face, its careworn expression.
4
He appeared to be about twelve years old, and had a careworn expression on his countenance.
5
The secret of the King remained a secret, though his grave, careworn expression escaped no one's notice.
6
Quite shabbily dressed he was, and a careworn expression on his face made him look ten years older.
7
He saw the careworn expression.
8
Almost all are pale, thin, weak children, to whom melancholy and suffering have imparted an old and careworn expression.
9
A careworn expression rested upon her face, as though some weighty responsibility too soon had fallen on one so frail.
10
She looked like ones who had worked beyond her strength, and her thin face had a very anxious, careworn expression.
11
She considered every disappointment as a pang of her own infliction, and her heart sickened under the careworn expression of the maternal eye.
12
The mother was still a young woman; a pretty one, despite the careworn expression in her eyes and the tired lines in her face.
13
The first fittings of a careworn expression across her smooth brow, showed, at all events, that domestic economy had begun to trouble her spirit.
14
Mutimer had a careworn expression as he asked, and he nodded his head as if in the direction of the village with a certain weariness.
15
Lillian his wife, looked up from her work with a careworn expression on her face, and said, "Yes, it is a fine large turkey."