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    worn out
    [ˌwôrn ˈout]
    adjective
    worn out (adjective) · worn-out (adjective)
    1. (of a person or animal) extremely tired; exhausted:
      "you look worn out"
    2. damaged or shabby to the point of being no longer usable:
      "worn-out shoes"
      • (of an idea, method, or system) used so often or existing for so long as to be considered valueless:
        "avoid familiar or worn-out ways of writing"
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