worn Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- tapped-out
- dead
- bushed
- logy
- limp
- loggy
- aweary
- pooped
- prostrate
- done
- worn-out
- burnt-out
- weakened
- worn-to-a-frazzle
- beat
- washed-out
- fatigued
- bleary
- spent
- jaded
- burned-out
- knackered
- wiped-out
- all-in
- played-out
Weak:
Strongest:
- relaxed
- relaxed
- rejuvenated
- active
- refreshed
- fresh
- active
- rested
- fresh
- unwearied
- rested
- rejuvenated
- refreshed
- unwearied
Strong:
- vitalized
- energetic
- invigorated
- peppy
- energetic
- strengthened
- strengthened
- revitalized
- tireless
- strong
- tireless
- revitalized
- peppy
- invigorated
- strong
- vitalized
Weak:
worn Meaning
worn (a)
affected by wear; damaged by long use
worn (s)
showing the wearing effects of overwork or care or suffering
worn (p. p.)
of Wear
worn ()
p. p. of Wear.
worn Sentence Examples
- The ancient statue's cloak was worn and faded, a testament to its age.
- The traveler's boots were well-worn, indicating many miles walked.
- The worn-out couch in the living room needed to be replaced.
- The captain's uniform was worn with pride, displaying his years of service.
- The worn-out pencil had become too short to write effectively.
- The old book's pages were worn and yellowed from years of reading.
- The worn-down keys refused to turn easily in the lock.
- The worn-out tablecloth had several stains and holes.
- The road was worn and bumpy, making the journey uncomfortable.
- The worn-out battery in the phone needed to be replaced.
FAQs About the word worn
affected by wear; damaged by long use, showing the wearing effects of overwork or care or sufferingof Wear, p. p. of Wear.
exhausted, weary, drained, wearied, beaten,tired, tapped out, dead, bushed, logy
relaxed, relaxed, rejuvenated, active, refreshed, fresh, active,rested, fresh, unwearied
The ancient statue's cloak was worn and faded, a testament to its age.
The traveler's boots were well-worn, indicating many miles walked.
The worn-out couch in the living room needed to be replaced.
The captain's uniform was worn with pride, displaying his years of service.
