worn-out [wawrn-out, wohrn-]
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worn-out [wawrn-out, wohrn-]
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: exhausted
Synonyms: decrepit, depleted, destroyed, deteriorated, drained, effete, etiolated, frayed, hackneyed, impaired, overused, passe, sere, shabby, shot, spent, stale, tattered, threadbare, tired, trite, used, useless
Antonyms: fresh, unused
Main Entry: commonplace
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: usual, everyday
Synonyms: boiler plate, characterless, clichéd, colorless, conventional, corny*, customary, dime-a-dozen, familiar, familiar tune, garden variety, hackneyed, humdrum, lowly, mainstream, matter-of-course, mediocre, middle-of-the-road, middling, mundane, natural, normal, obvious, ordinary, pedestrian, plebeian, prevalent, prosaic, run-of-the-mill, stale, starch, stereotyped, threadbare, trite, typical, uneventful, unexceptional, uninteresting, unnoteworthy, vanilla, widespread, workaday, worn-out
Antonyms: exceptional, infrequent, peculiar, rare, uncommon, unusual
Main Entry: decrepit
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: deteriorated, debilitated, especially as a result of age
Synonyms: aged, anile, antiquated, battered, bedraggled, broken-down, creaky, crippled, dilapidated, doddering, effete, feeble, flimsy, fragile, frail, haggard, incapacitated, infirm, insubstantial, old, quavering, ramshackle, rickety, run-down, seedy, senile, shabby, shaking, superannuated, tacky, threadbare, tired, tottering, tumble-down, unsound, used, wasted, weak, weakly, weather-beaten, worn, worn-out
Antonyms: fit, healthy, young
Main Entry: dilapidated
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: falling apart; in ruins
Synonyms: battered, beat-up, broken-down, crumbling, crumbly, crummy, damaged, decayed, decaying, decrepit, derelict, dingy, dog-eared, faded, fallen-in, impaired, in a bad way, injured, marred, neglected, old, ramshackle, ratty, raunchy, rickety, rinky-dink, run-down, seedy, shabby, shaky, slummy, tacky, threadbare, tumble-down, uncared for, unimproved, unkempt, used-up, worn-out
Antonyms: in good repair, rebuilt
Main Entry: disabled
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: incapacitated
Synonyms: broken-down, confined, decrepit, disarmed, hamstrung, handicapped, helpless, hurt, incapable, infirm, laid-up, lame, maimed, out-of-action, out-of-commission, paralyzed, powerless, run-down, sidelined, stalled, weakened, worn-out, wounded, wrecked
Antonyms: able, healthy
Main Entry: done in
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: exhausted
Synonyms: all in, bushed, dead, depleted, done, effete, fagged, far-gone, on last leg, ready to drop, spent, tired, used up, washed-out, weary, worn-out
Antonyms: rested
Main Entry: drained
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: used up; exhausted
Synonyms: all in, beat*, bleary, burned out, dead, dead tired, depleted, dragging, effete, far-gone, hacked, pooped, spent, washed-out, weary, wiped-out, worn-out
Antonyms: energized, full, lively
Main Entry: dull
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: boring, uninteresting
Synonyms: abused, archaic, arid, big yawn, blah, colorless, common, commonplace, dead, dismal, dreary, driveling, dry, familiar, flat, hackneyed, heavy, ho hum, hoary, humdrum*, insipid, jejune, longwinded, monotonous, oft-repeated, ordinary, out-of-date, plain, pointless, prolix, prosaic, prosy, repetitious, repetitive, routine, run-of-the-mill, soporific, stale, stock, stupid, tame, tedious, tired, tiresome, trite, unimaginative, uninspiring, usual, usual thing, vapid, worn-out
Antonyms: active, exciting, interesting, lively
Main Entry: fatigued
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: tired
Synonyms: all in, beat*, bedraggled, blasé, burned out, bushed, dead*, dead-beat, dead-tired, dog-tired, dog-weary, done in, droopy, dropping, enervated, exhausted, fagged out, jaded*, languid, languorous, lassitudinous, listless, out of gas, overtired, played out, pooped, prostrate, ready to drop, spent*, tuckered, washed out, wasted*, weary, worn, worn-out, zonked
Antonyms: alert, energized, keen, lively, refreshed, vivacious
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