Pronunciation: /wɔrn aʊt/
verb past participle of wear out
A1 I am worn out after a long day of work.
A2 She looks worn out from studying for exams.
B1 The old shoes were worn out and needed to be replaced.
B2 The athlete was worn out after running a marathon.
C1 Years of hard labor had worn out the machinery.
C2 The constant stress of his job had worn him out mentally and physically.
adjective showing signs of fatigue or exhaustion
A1 I am so tired, my shoes are worn out.
A2 After years of use, the old sofa in the living room looks worn out.
B1 The students were exhausted after the long hike and their clothes were worn out.
B2 The engine of the old car was worn out and needed to be replaced.
C1 The marathon runner's body was worn out from years of intense training.
C2 The antique book was so worn out that it was falling apart at the seams.
formal After years of use, the old couch was completely worn out and in need of replacement.
informal I can't wear these shoes anymore, they're totally worn out.
slang I feel so worn out after that long hike.
figurative His patience was worn out after dealing with the difficult customer all day.
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