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Meanings of more careworn in English

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Usage of more careworn in English
1
The man hadn't appeared much different, only more careworn than before.
Assail
2
The next day Marie came, looking even more careworn than before.
The Silent Bullet
3
Meanwhile, each night Jenks slept less soundly; each day his face became more careworn.
The Wings of the Morning
4
She looked older and more careworn-shewas thinking of how late it was getting.
Sowing Seeds in Danny
5
I found her looking more careworn and poverty-stricken than ever.
Hurricane Hurry
6
Malien came and went a number of times during the day, looking ever more careworn.
Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
7
He looked even wilder and more careworn than usual.
On the Banks of the Amazon
8
He seemed more careworn than he had ever allowed any of his attendants to notice.
Napoleon and Blücher: An Historical Novel
9
He looked more careworn, contemptible, and disreputable than ever.
Options
10
His hair and beard were greyer, the wizard noted, and framed a face more careworn.
Hidden Warrior
11
It looked older and more careworn; but, oh!
Sketches in Lavender, Blue and Green
12
Small wonder that the official pronouncements emerging from Croke Park are becoming more careworn by the day.
The Irish Times
13
So he worked on at his farm harder than ever, and grew soberer and more careworn daily.
Homespun Tales
14
He seemed, somehow, older, more careworn.
The Amazing Interlude
15
He grew less and less buoyant and more careworn as spring wore on, and Ellice could not understand the change.
The Spirit of Sweetwater
16
But the vicar has grown grey and old; his back is more bent and his face more careworn than it used to be.
Vera Nevill / Or, Poor Wisdom's Chance
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