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frayed

adjective as in shopworn

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Despite that, this is a growing scandal that has further damaged the already frayed relationship between the government and the hostage families.

From BBC

So do savage Republican cuts in programs for minimal health care, nutrition and other vital aspects of a frayed social safety net.

From Salon

The problem with this very beef was the way that things trickled online, where miscommunication became even more frayed with subtweets and shade.

From Slate

The frayed performances push past the film’s surreal-sounding logline and, by the time credits roll, they burrow themselves deep within the hearts of the audience.

The Washington Post reported on the state of the Trump campaign as we head into the final stretch and it's looking pretty frayed around the edges.

From Salon

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