(of an edge or blade) Not sharp
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To be worn down by negative emotions
“She appeared worn down by the constant criticism and negativity in her life.”
(of an edge or blade) Not sharp
Worn down or worn away
Torn in many places
Feeling or showing extreme tiredness, especially as a result of excessive exertion
Past participle for to deteriorate in condition, especially due to repeated exposure or use
“Over time the chemicals in the smoke will wear down the walls, and eventually, the walls will collapse and break.”
Past participle for to cause to become weary or fatigued
“As was his wont, Medved tried primarily to wear down his opponent with continuous attacks.”
Past participle for to gradually exhaust or drain away
“The foreigners arrive and slowly wear down the patience of the locals with their lack of self-control and obliviousness to the local customs.”
Past participle for to decrease or reduce in strength or intensity
Past participle for to rapidly or forcefully penetrate or break through
Past participle for to wear away gradually
Past participle for to defeat or overcome
Past participle for to degenerate or weaken the strength or vitality of
Past participle for to smooth by rubbing or applying friction
Past participle for to convince, or cause to believe, through reason or argument
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