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Meanings of
worn
in English
Portuguese
desgastado
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Affected by wear; damaged by long use.
new
Related terms
old
aged
ragged
battered
shabby
tattered
weathered
frayed
eroded
scoured
Portuguese
desgastado
Showing the wearing effects of overwork or care or suffering.
drawn
haggard
careworn
Related terms
tired
Synonyms
Examples for "
drawn
"
drawn
haggard
careworn
Examples for "
drawn
"
1
For companies
drawn
to Argentina's energy sector, significant challenges remain, analysts say.
2
Europe has
drawn
10 in the same time period, CB Insights said.
3
It has
drawn
thousands of jihadists from across the world including Europe.
4
The partial list of the 'disappeared' is
drawn
from Amnesty International reports.
5
American teen dramas in particular have
drawn
a great deal of criticism.
1
You are in trouble; I can see it in your
haggard
eyes.
2
Tears blinded her eyes; her face was wan; her mien terribly
haggard
.
3
The place was a ruin,
haggard
and falling apart, leaking water everywhere.
4
First light found the small group of Christians
haggard
and mentally worn.
5
The
haggard
face under the gray hair turned slowly toward the messenger.
1
Many great players enjoy their work; Stokes usually looks almost comically
careworn
.
2
Grey; and the face, tanned even in the shaven jaws, was
careworn
.
3
The poet was in slumber, and his face looked
careworn
in repose.
4
People look
careworn
to me in America; they are spare and pallid.
5
He seemed
careworn
,
not as young as he had been earlier-worndown.
Usage of
worn
in English
1
I'm really quite
worn
out even after the first number, Idle said.
2
Seven years is a long time and they are quite
worn
out.
3
We won't be any use if we're completely
worn
out,' said Patrik.
4
Whatever Mr. Socrates' agents had given him had not yet
worn
off.
5
The problems could occur when the pedal mechanism becomes
worn
,
it said.
6
The makeup she'd used to cover them had
worn
off long ago.
7
Think of medieval days, when regalia was
worn
to signify house loyalty.
8
You have never
worn
one; yet all soldiers of the Foundation do.
9
It's hardly
worn
,
but then, my father often forgot to carry one.
10
Both are bright red lines
worn
in the vegetation between the houses.
11
Most addicts put down a story
worn
smooth by years of use.
12
I was
worn
out by the end and ready to come home.
13
How long has it been since I have
worn
a human form?
14
The tunic
worn
by the girl is of finer materials; of fawn-skin.
15
Two wedding rings,
worn
smooth with age, left to her no doubt.
16
She could still fit into clothes she had
worn
20 years ago.
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worn
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Adjective
Frequent collocations
worn out
wear away
wear face
wear smooth
wear leather
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Translations for
worn
Portuguese
desgastado
Worn
through the time
Worn
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
Australia
Common
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