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Comparative for physically tired or exhausted
Comparative for damaged and shabby as a result of much use
Comparative for very widely used
(
of a path
)
Comparative for well trodden
Comparative for from, or relating to, a distant past or previous era
Comparative for having an edge or point that is not sharp
Comparative for in a bad or degenerative condition
Comparative for having, or being full of, holes
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Adjective
▲
Comparative for physically tired or exhausted
wearier
wanner
paler
peakier
blearier
gaunter
limper
deader
logier
weaker
sleepier
drowsier
flatter
lower
droopier
sallower
grimmer
groggier
sluggisher
fainter
emptier
sicker
unhealthier
feebler
infirmer
frailer
slighter
sicklier
wimpier
tenderer
softer
lousier
shakier
unsteadier
crummier
ropier
tenser
seedier
dozier
dreamier
queerer
duller
queasier
rottener
badder
heavier
rougher
funnier
grottier
unfitter
dizzier
giddier
wobblier
woozier
woollier
UK
muzzier
tremblier
woolier
US
fragiler
more tired
more exhausted
more fatigued
more drained
more haggard
more drawn
more knackered
more pooped
more careworn
more jaded
more shattered
more strained
more ashen
more aweary
more beat
more beaten
more blanched
more done
more whacked
more effete
more loggy
more shot
more hollow-eyed
more tapped out
more worn out
more fagged out
more played out
more tuckered out
more washed out
more used up
more enervated
more wasted
more frazzled
more weakened
more zonked
more clapped out
more jiggered
more fordone
more fried
more weariful
more disabled
more shagged out
more whipped
more wabbit
more stonkered
more rooted
more toilworn
more done up
more puffed
more breathless
more puffed out
more dead on one's feet
more listless
more languid
more drooping
more wrinkled
more unwell
more raddled
more languorous
more dog-weary
more overworked
more asleep
more wrecked
more broken-down
more peaked
more etiolated
more bedraggled
more lethargic
more used
more lacklustre
UK
more lackluster
US
more blasé
more faded
more lackadaisical
more bored
more narcoleptic
more overused
more finished
more stressed out
more taxed
more bleary-eyed
more somnolent
more asthenic
more ill
more delicate
more unsubstantial
more wimpish
more torpid
more softened
more spiritless
more dopey
more tiring
more out of sorts
more indisposed
more leaden
more incapacitated
more ailing
more stressed
more disinterested
more uninterested
more slumberous
more crook
more off
more fed up
more heavy-lidded
more sick and tired
more slumping
more gutted
more comatose
more diminished
more supine
more stuporous
more decrepit
more fraught
more withered
more apathetic
more nauseous
more liverish
more anemic
US
more bedridden
more overloaded
more lumbering
more peakish
more inattentive
more off-color
US
more anaemic
UK
more inactive
more wooden
more inert
more indolent
more sagging
more peculiar
more benumbed
more overburdened
more brassed off
more satiated
more browned off
more vertiginous
more lightheaded
more woolly-headed
more ❯
“The
worn
expression on her face and her tired eyes touched him, and he felt a sense of injustice.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for damaged and shabby as a result of much use
shabbier
holier
scruffier
seedier
shoddier
sorrier
tattier
grottier
raggedier
rattier
older
tackier
mangier
grungier
meaner
scrubbier
dumpier
miserabler
squalider
sleazier
dingier
scuzzier
grubbier
ricketier
crummier
wrinklier
filthier
rougher
yuckier
craggier
wretcheder
pitifuller
slummier
dodgier
scungier
slovenlier
untidier
scraggier
ancienter
sloppier
messier
crinklier
fragiler
flimsier
creakier
better-read
shackier
sordider
mankier
seamier
unpleasanter
cheaper
lower
dowdier
skeezier
baser
paltrier
skankier
slimier
limper
poorer
barer
dirtier
nastier
frowzier
muckier
badder
lousier
gungier
rottener
cruddier
trashier
grimier
raunchier
muddier
uncleaner
dustier
frumpier
smuttier
ruggeder
terribler
ickier
blacker
scummier
junkier
daggier
fouler
scabbier
commoner
slobbier
bummer
shakier
schlockier
frowsier
coarser
blowsier
cheesier
blowzier
schlumpier
scroungier
pokier
stodgier
tawdrier
sadder
crumblier
sootier
sicker
stickier
gunkier
ranker
stragglier
needier
wilder
grodier
awfuller
abjecter
punker
smellier
mirier
duffer
horribler
lamer
crumbier
suckier
worse off
cruder
beastlier
tinnier
disgustinger
wacker
scurvier
grosser
weaker
ghastlier
woefuller
faultier
shlockier
gaudier
more frayed
more ragged
more threadbare
more faded
more moth-eaten
more broken-down
more decrepit
more dilapidated
more tumbledown
more worn out
more overused
more overworked
more used
more busted
more clapped out
more damaged
more lined
more ruined
more wizened
more dog-eared
more well-worn
more neglected
more beat-up
more timeworn
more bedraggled
more tatterdemalion
more battered
more bombed-out
more wrinkled
more ramshackle
more weather-beaten
more decayed
more distressed
more weathered
more tired
more unkempt
more disheveled
US
more dishevelled
UK
more gnarled
more eroded
more creased
more shrivelled
UK
more beat up
more deteriorating
more ripped
more shriveled
US
more disreputable
more windswept
more shopworn
more derelict
more withered
more rumpty
more desolate
more ruinous
more leathery
more old-fashioned
more slipshod
more insalubrious
more superannuated
more haggard
more used up
more yellowed
more outmoded
more disordered
more shredded
more démodé
more frazzled
more sere
more outworn
more ragtag
more unsound
more wilted
more unmaintained
more well-thumbed
more antiquated
more insubstantial
more shambly
more depressed
more careworn
more unprepossessing
more dried up
more uncared-for
more crinkled
more low-class
more crooked
more dismal
more dishonest
more grooved
more weatherworn
more aged
more wrecked
more bleached
more shopsoiled
more foreowned
more poverty-stricken
more slumlike
more unsavoury
UK
more unsavory
US
more mediocre
more substandard
more impoverished
more untended
more second-rate
more slatternly
more low-grade
more soiled
more stained
more sullied
more broken
more uncleanly
more blackened
more draggled
more rubbishy
more execrable
more feculent
more slobbish
more cheapjack
more draggle-tailed
more withering
more ordinary
more middling
more menial
more shattered
more peaked
more marred
more spotted
more tottering
more unhygienic
more unsanitary
more deprived
more disadvantaged
more unimproved
more beat
more bogging
more insanitary
more indigent
more festy
more impure
more mussy
more tousled
more matted
more messed up
more uncombed
more rumpled
more windblown
more underprivileged
more penurious
more atrocious
more ill-groomed
more defiled
more unsatisfactory
more shanty
more ghetto
more rubbish
more dreadful
more unspeakable
more pathetic
more fetid
US
more muddied
more putrid
more unacceptable
more wrong
more wanting
more deficient
more deplorable
more bush
more dissatisfactory
more lamentable
more abominable
more hard up
more pants
more cheapo
more inadequate
more bush-league
more disastrous
more off
more godforsaken
more unsightly
more calamitous
more repulsive
more makeshift
more inglorious
more low-down
more ❯
“Volunteers are needed to repair
worn
clothing and bag it up to give to the homeless.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for very widely used
triter
staler
commoner
duller
mustier
flatter
hokier
hackier
hoarier
cobwebbier
older
sillier
boringer
mundaner
blander
drearier
drabber
drier
tamer
plainer
stodgier
stupider
stuffier
normaler
arider
lamer
heavier
barrener
wearier
slower
ornerier
feebler
wishy-washier
dustier
limper
weaker
simpler
pallider
deader
prosier
lowlier
squarer
waterier
uselesser
stiffer
emptier
deadlier
grayer
US
greyer
UK
draggier
naffer
bleaker
dowdier
softer
poorer
pokier
drearer
beiger
meagerer
US
meagrer
UK
slighter
currenter
fairer
homelier
paltrier
humbler
blanker
cheesier
meaner
kitschier
cleaner
more stereotypical
more timeworn
more hackneyed
more tired
more well-worn
more banal
more threadbare
more commonplace
more unoriginal
more overworked
more shopworn
more overused
more corny
more platitudinous
more uninspired
more prosaic
more vapid
more moth-eaten
more pedestrian
more routine
more ordinary
more set
more bromidic
more run-of-the-mill
more exhausted
more bathetic
more drained
more cliched
more ready-made
more stereotypic
more platitudinal
more derivative
more worn out
more played out
more conventional
more unimaginative
more obligatory
more antiquated
more obsolete
more humdrum
more predictable
more overdone
more inane
more vieux jeu
more outworn
more dated
more aged
more frayed
more used
more cliché-ridden
more orthodox
more uninteresting
more unexciting
more tedious
more insipid
more uninspiring
more monotonous
more characterless
more tiresome
more colourless
UK
more lifeless
more colorless
US
more unremarkable
more wearisome
more vanilla
more uneventful
more lacklustre
UK
more lackluster
US
more nondescript
more workaday
more spiritless
more ho-hum
more sterile
more mediocre
more unexceptional
more usual
more quotidian
more average
more ponderous
more tiring
more leaden
more undistinguished
more unmemorable
more ho hum
more anaemic
UK
more vacuous
more anemic
US
more repetitious
more typical
more standard
more blah
more zestless
more unstimulating
more unvaried
more customary
more familiar
more lustreless
more featureless
more unnoteworthy
more indifferent
more bloodless
more uncreative
more plebeian
more antiseptic
more generic
more milk-and-water
more weariful
more unadventurous
more plodding
more unvarying
more regular
more mainstream
more middling
more matter-of-fact
more soporific
more passionless
more torpid
more warmed-up
more inoffensive
more underwhelming
more unenjoyable
more unentertaining
more irksome
more dreich
more second-rate
more mawkish
more bog standard
more uninventive
more repetitive
more defunct
more faded
more unsophisticated
more old-fashioned
more old-hat
more forgettable
more tasteless
more unchanging
more run of the mill
more prevalent
more deadpan
more imitative
more innocuous
more flavourless
UK
more soulless
more mechanical
more interminable
more flavorless
US
more vacant
more unappealing
more suburban
more pointless
more unimpressive
more prolix
more depressing
more dismal
more unspirited
more yawnsome
more inconsequential
more unlively
more charmless
more namby-pamby
more unrelieved
more passable
more bush-league
more antwacky
more standardized
US
more unartistic
more unromantic
more outdated
more mindless
more menial
more ineffective
more tarnished
more outmoded
more passe
more formalistic
more laborious
more traditional
more modest
more unexceptionable
more oft-repeated
more desolate
more unpalatable
more out-of-date
more anodyne
more wooden
more disappointing
more banausic
more workday
more inadequate
more enervating
more mortal
more exhausting
more unpretentious
more unimportant
more bomb
more cloying
more day-to-day
more blasé
more insignificant
more tenuous
more natural
more prevailing
more popular
more basic
more general
more unmoved
more irrelevant
more inconsiderable
more trivial
more low-grade
more inconspicuous
more unnoticeable
more established
more formal
more sentimental
more okay
more unimpressed
more immaterial
more worthless
more OK
more sapless
more undistinctive
more whatever
more meaningless
more tolerable
more expressionless
more heavy-handed
more long-drawn-out
more plastic
more white-bread
more neutral
more indistinctive
more noncommittal
more faceless
more accustomed
more lusterless
more straightforward
more unembellished
more unadorned
more unemotional
more businesslike
more ❯
“It is indeed a
worn
phrase, and yet perfectly appropriate in this case.”
Adjective
▲
(
of a path
)
Comparative for well trodden
more beaten
more trodden
more well-trodden
Adjective
▲
Comparative for from, or relating to, a distant past or previous era
hoarier
older
ancienter
antiquer
maturer
greyer
UK
grayer
US
cobwebbier
creakier
more aged
more venerable
more antediluvian
more antiquated
more senescent
more grizzled
more dateless
more timeworn
more rusty
more longevous
more old-fashioned
more out-of-date
more senior
more geriatric
more decrepit
more aging
US
more doddery
more unyoung
more senile
more superannuated
more centenarian
more shot
more long-lived
more moth-eaten
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having an edge or point that is not sharp
blunter
duller
obtuser
Adjective
▲
Comparative for in a bad or degenerative condition
crumblier
rottener
more corroded
more decayed
more deteriorating
more eroded
more rotted
more disintegrated
more perishing
more oxidized
US
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having, or being full of, holes
holier
leakier
more porous
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