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Meanings of weatherworn in English

Worn by exposure to the weather.

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        Usage of weatherworn in English
        1
        Rows of small weatherworn houses stretched out on both sides of him.
        Dhampir
        2
        It was greatly weatherworn, and that imparted an unpleasant suggestion of disease.
        The Time Machine & The War of the Worlds
        3
        County Coroner Michael Cipliano, fifty-three years old, an irascible and weatherworn veteran.
        A quiet vendetta
        4
        The leather, the heavy sword, the slightly weatherworn and world-wise attitude.
        The Wise Man’s Fear
        5
        Don Faulkner smiled, the smile of a weatherworn and veteran cynic.
        City of lies
        6
        Here were no barren hill-crests with a hundred weatherworn facets.
        The Heart of Unaga
        7
        Two tall sailors with weatherworn skin emerged from the tavern.
        Thief of lives
        8
        Niebeldingk made rapid observations: A beardless, weatherworn old face with pointed, stiff, white brows.
        The Indian Lily and Other Stories
        9
        He had short grizzled whiskers, a weatherworn face, and a shrewd, calm blue eye.
        The Moon Endureth: Tales and Fancies
        10
        He was stocky, with a weatherworn face and gray mustache.
        Watch them die
        11
        Her boots were weatherworn, and a king of diamonds peeked from the top of one.
        Thief of lives
        12
        He looked up and waited for the cutter to lift heavily against the brig's weatherworn hull.
        The Darkening Sea
        13
        It was weatherworn and smothered with blue-green algae.
        BBC
        14
        Frodo turned and saw Strider, and yet not Strider; for the weatherworn Ranger was no longer there.
        The lord of the rings
        15
        Dingy, weatherworn, and possibly in need of a new roof, the sight made Magiere hesitant to step inside.
        Dhampir
        16
        From it he looked to the faded weatherworn hat Drew had left on a chair by the door.
        Ride Proud, Rebel!
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        Weatherworn through the time