worn-out

adjectiveB1 · Intermediate

Too old or damaged to be used any longer.

Meanings of «worn-out»

1 · adjective

too old or damaged to be used any longer

This worn-out sofa needs to be replaced soon.

2 · adjective

extremely tired, with no energy left

I felt completely worn-out after the long journey.

Similar: exhaustedtired outdrained

Translation

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«worn-out» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

having no energy because you are tired

tiredneeding sleep or restI am tired after a long day.

wearytired after a long time of effortThe weary travellers finally reached the hotel.

worn-outvery tired from hard work, with no energyAfter the long trip, I was worn-out.

exhaustedso tired you cannot continue; the strongestShe was exhausted after running the marathon.

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