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more well-worn
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Comparative for repeated often to the point of being stale or commonplace
Comparative for having been used so much as to show signs of wear
Comparative for unoriginal in nature
Comparative for being physically marked or prominent in some manner
(
of a path
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Comparative for well trodden
Comparative for in accordance with, or established by, custom or common usage
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Adjective
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Comparative for repeated often to the point of being stale or commonplace
staler
triter
mustier
cobwebbier
commoner
duller
hackier
flatter
hokier
older
hoarier
boringer
sillier
drearier
mundaner
uselesser
blander
stupider
currenter
normaler
ornerier
lowlier
slower
drabber
drier
lamer
stiffer
arider
stuffier
stodgier
dustier
tamer
deadlier
draggier
more hackneyed
more tired
more banal
more commonplace
more threadbare
more timeworn
more unoriginal
more shopworn
more overworked
more overused
more corny
more obligatory
more moth-eaten
more platitudinous
more vapid
more run-of-the-mill
more routine
more derivative
more played out
more prosaic
more stereotypical
more pedestrian
more bromidic
more uninspired
more unimaginative
more conventional
more ordinary
more worn
more set
more worn out
more predictable
more bathetic
more ready-made
more exhausted
more stereotypic
more drained
more platitudinal
more cliched
more humdrum
more cliché-ridden
more antiquated
more familiar
more standard
more obsolete
more tedious
more repetitious
more overdone
more defunct
more traditional
more warmed-up
more old-hat
more formal
more outworn
more faded
more frayed
more unsophisticated
more old-fashioned
more uncreative
more uninteresting
more usual
more inane
more vieux jeu
more imitative
more ineffective
more insipid
more mawkish
more standardized
US
more monotonous
more customary
more dated
more tiresome
more aged
more wearisome
more passe
more vanilla
more used
more unspontaneous
more uneventful
more tarnished
more unvaried
more artificial
more ho hum
more ho-hum
more trivial
more prevailing
more popular
more prevalent
more basic
more regular
more orthodox
more average
more established
more typical
more outdated
more outmoded
more quotidian
more out-of-date
more unexciting
more unremarkable
more mediocre
more lacklustre
UK
more lackluster
US
more characterless
more unexceptional
more undistinguished
more colorless
US
more colourless
UK
more unmemorable
more indifferent
more mainstream
more bush-league
more forgettable
more workaday
more middling
more antwacky
more unnoteworthy
more plebeian
more natural
more nondescript
more weariful
more low-grade
more passable
more uninspiring
more lifeless
more tiring
more spiritless
more ponderous
more featureless
more unentertaining
more soulless
more unstimulating
more passionless
more unenjoyable
more irksome
more plodding
more unspirited
more yawnsome
more prolix
more blah
more soporific
more dreich
more ❯
“The
well-worn
jokes he told at every gathering had lost their charm long ago.”
Adjective
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Comparative for having been used so much as to show signs of wear
tattier
shabbier
scruffier
holier
raggedier
older
seedier
rattier
mangier
tackier
grungier
shoddier
sorrier
grottier
meaner
dumpier
miserabler
scrubbier
sleazier
scuzzier
ancienter
squalider
dingier
crummier
slummier
ricketier
grubbier
sordider
wretcheder
poorer
skankier
unpleasanter
scungier
shackier
baser
dodgier
paltrier
filthier
yuckier
cheaper
seamier
ruggeder
skeezier
rougher
slimier
limper
scraggier
lower
pitifuller
messier
shakier
untidier
trashier
better-read
frowzier
mankier
sloppier
slovenlier
raunchier
crumblier
pokier
stodgier
frumpier
barer
shaggier
stickier
gunkier
sicker
scabbier
dirtier
muckier
gungier
ranker
dowdier
scragglier
badder
tawdrier
sadder
lousier
more ragged
more frayed
more worn
more threadbare
more faded
more worn out
more moth-eaten
more decrepit
more dilapidated
more tumbledown
more dog-eared
more neglected
more battered
more ripped
more timeworn
more beat-up
more broken-down
more clapped out
more ramshackle
more distressed
more beat up
more tatterdemalion
more unkempt
more decayed
more shredded
more outworn
more frazzled
more bombed-out
more old-fashioned
more ruined
more busted
more wizened
more lined
more overused
more used
more damaged
more overworked
more bedraggled
more insalubrious
more derelict
more uncared-for
more ruinous
more deteriorating
more rumpty
more ragtag
more unmaintained
more broken
more shambly
more desolate
more unprepossessing
more low-class
more weather-beaten
more dismal
more slipshod
more disreputable
more depressed
more dishevelled
UK
more tired
more disheveled
US
more untended
more withering
more tottering
more well-thumbed
more yellowed
more weathered
more wrinkled
more shattered
more peaked
more used up
more outmoded
more withered
more beat
more marred
more unsound
more unimproved
more wrecked
more poverty-stricken
more démodé
more impoverished
more indigent
more crooked
more dishonest
more mediocre
more substandard
more middling
more ordinary
more second-rate
more low-grade
more menial
more ❯
“The
well-worn
manuscript was marked with creases and dog-eared pages, evidence of its frequent use by avid readers.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for unoriginal in nature
boringer
commoner
staler
normaler
older
ornerier
duller
flatter
triter
tamer
mundaner
drier
stodgier
drearier
arider
drabber
stuffier
wearier
stupider
drearer
deader
blander
hackier
barrener
squarer
more unoriginal
more banal
more stereotypical
more ordinary
more tired
more unimaginative
more usual
more commonplace
more conventional
more vanilla
more workaday
more derivative
more routine
more unvaried
more quotidian
more run-of-the-mill
more monotonous
more lifeless
more insipid
more prosaic
more tedious
more humdrum
more vapid
more unexciting
more spiritless
more bromidic
more ho hum
more wearisome
more uninteresting
more tiresome
more colourless
UK
more colorless
US
more characterless
more tiring
more interminable
more repetitious
more plebeian
more bomb
more irksome
more platitudinous
more threadbare
more cloying
more weariful
more moth-eaten
more uninspired
more pedestrian
more hackneyed
more uninspiring
more lacklustre
UK
more lackluster
US
more sterile
more predictable
more uncreative
more uninventive
more unadventurous
more unartistic
more unromantic
more matter-of-fact
more run of the mill
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for being physically marked or prominent in some manner
clearer
more defined
more conspicuous
more distinct
more evident
more apparent
more visible
more discernible
more distinguishable
more noticeable
more obvious
more perceivable
more perceptible
more prominent
more pronounced
more recognisable
UK
more recognizable
US
more unmistakable
more blatant
more detectable
more striking
more marked
more remarkable
more eye-catching
Adjective
▲
(
of a path
)
Comparative for well trodden
more beaten
more trodden
more worn
more well-trodden
Adjective
▲
Comparative for in accordance with, or established by, custom or common usage
commoner
normaler
currenter
plainer
better-known
more general
more usual
more customary
more prevailing
more regular
more conventional
more ordinary
more typical
more accepted
more familiar
more habitual
more popular
more routine
more run-of-the-mill
more standard
more traditional
more established
more fixed
more overall
more set
more accustomed
more commonplace
more natural
more public
more favorite
US
more humdrum
more uneventful
more wonted
more time-honoured
more recognized
US
more acknowledged
more orthodox
more universal
more prevalent
more expected
more classical
more understood
more fashionable
more prescriptive
more recognised
UK
more time-honored
more frequent
more characteristic
more chronic
more agreed
more acceptable
more settled
more predominant
more classic
more mainstream
more preferred
more legit
more unopposed
more tried and tested
more tried and true
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