Worn is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WORN in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• damaged and shabby as a result of much use
• very tired
• affected by wear; damaged by long use
• showing the wearing effects of overwork or care or suffering
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• p. p. of Wear.
• affected by wear or use

Words related to WORN

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How to use WORN in a sentence

• Astonished at the profusion of jewels worn by the various guests, I received a solution by a question I asked, touching this mavellous circumstance.
• She wore upon her neck, as she had worn since the days of her betrothal to Luke, the cord to which the pearl ring was attached.
• A felt hat is now usually worn by women Ski runners, who find the brim a comfort on sunny days, while it also protects the eyes when Ski-ing through a blizzard.
• The netting is more nicely wrought and colored, and often ornamented, particularly in those worn by girls, with tassels of colored worsted.
• I remember well the look of comfort that swept over his worn features as she laid the soothed arm back into place.
• But he spent a full lifetime, dying not by violence or accident, but only when the bodily frame had been worn out in the natural course of events.
• The pillars have been worn thin by the friction of countless devotees.
• She had very few to select from, and finally took down a white gown sacred to her, because of the one occasion on which she had worn it.
• It had been the best of its kind when it was bought, and, though somewhat faded and worn, had withstood the ravages of time wonderfully.
• The mask of sympathy on her face was admirably worn.
• She grasped the old, worn dress, that was almost warm with the wearing.
• She was frightened and nearly worn out with caring for her mistress.
• Elam should have worn the Letter of Credit on the outside.
• One storm followed another, till the drifting, icy sands were worn as fine as flour.
• He had already worn the uniform of a cavalry regiment for four years, when he was stationed with his regiment in North Finland.
• Then each was stripped and searched, and another uniform substituted for that they had worn at Cross Key.
• The girl was inexpressibly wan, her beauty only a worn shadow of its former glory.
• Such was what we knew of uncle Ethel, but ere the night had worn we knew him better.
• Time and suffering, which have worn me to a skeleton, have also worn out the remembrance of a brother.
• This mourning is ordered by the Court, and is to be worn eleven days only.
• Worn out and fatigued, they returned without having discovered a trail.
• It hurt me to remember that look of apprehension he had worn at breakfast.
• She knew what was being worn along Regent Street and in Bond Street, because she saw it with her own eyes.
• When he turns he is strangely pale and worn looking.
• The old man went to the hearth, on which the fire had been blown out, and from under the ashes dragged out a battered fire-shovel, its edge worn away, its handle loose.
• A horn to hold powder was worn under his left arm, and supported by a string over his right shoulder.
• Worn out with care and toil and long-suffering patience, he died in 1859, a martyr to scientific progress.
• The clothes last worn by the Poet were shown to us.

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