worn in Latin
worn in Latin is trītus — worn means damaged, thin, or shabby from long use.
worn in Latin
trītus
Damaged and shabby as a result of much use.
What does "worn" mean?
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adj Damaged, thin, or shabby from long use.
"The worn carpet by the front door had gone almost threadbare."
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adj Exhausted or drained, whether physically or emotionally.
"After three nights without proper sleep, the young parents felt thoroughly worn."
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worn in a sentence
- The worn carpet by the front door had gone almost threadbare.
- The stairs had worn grooves from decades of foot traffic.
- After three nights without proper sleep, the young parents felt thoroughly worn.
- He sounded worn and tired when he finally rang home.
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What is "worn" in Latin?
"worn" in Latin is trītus. worn means: Damaged, thin, or shabby from long use.
How do you use "worn" in a sentence?
Example: "The worn carpet by the front door had gone almost threadbare." In Latin, "worn" is trītus.
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