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Meanings of wornout in English
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Usage of wornout in English
1
Upcycle it: Some worn-out clothes make ideal patches for less wornout clothes.
2
As the wornout particles are rejected the new fiber is created.
3
Then he got himself gleefully tangled in a snarl of wornout recording tape.
4
Yes, he affected me like an etching of himself from a wornout plate.
5
And behold: the boards of the coffin fall from me like a wornout garment.
6
Yes, a provision or ammunition wagon isn't a bad place for a wornout soldier.
7
It trailed cries behind itself like wornout party streamers.
8
He was a wornout trotter with legs carefully bandaged.
9
He walked for about ten minutes, and then Lavender appeared, haggard and wornout with fatigue.
10
What vigor of mind in that old wornout machine!
11
Once the consciousness of Unity is gained, fear drops from the soul like a wornout garment.
12
That most freely used is a sort of cotton-bearing plant which grows in old wornout fields.
13
I emerge, faint and wornout from the trial.
14
Of course his wornout senses were being tricked.
15
I could have done without it, as the first skeleton key I tried opened the wornout lock.
16
A ragged boy, barefooted and clasping a wornout broom, sits huddled on the ground left, but facing right.
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