war-worn|war worn in English

tired of war, battered by wa

Use "war-worn|war worn" in a sentence

1. They were all worn out by the end of the war and were scrapped in 1946–47.

2. That's a well-worn fairytale that gets more like a war story, that gets more and more Aggrandised

3. The Communist ideals of justice, equality, solidarity, and peaceful amity appealed to those who were worn out by the ravages of war.

4. Brassards such as these were worn during the early Cold War period, before eventually being replaced by the more familiar Security Forces shield

5. English words for Attritus include worn away, friction, attrition, abrasion and worn down

6. Attrited definition: worn by rubbing or friction synonyms: worn antonyms: new, rested

7. And King Gustav Adolph II of Sweden, who fought in the Thirty Years’ War, is thought to have worn the armor shown on page 7.

8. Brigandines were worn by infantrymen.

9. These shoes are worn out.

10. Your blanket is worn out.

11. My shoes are worn out.

12. Badly worn type prints poorly.

13. It must have worn off.

14. I was emotionally worn out.

15. The coat is worn threadbare.

16. Protective clothing must be worn.

17. Well, the speedometer is worn out.

18. The servant worn a fawning smile.

19. She was worn out with work.

20. These shoes are looking rather worn.

21. The carpets had worn rather threadbare.

22. Hijabs, headscarves worn in some Middle Eastern countries, can be worn with a Burka or alone

23. This Calash should be worn with your most extravagant gown and should be carefully worn and stored

24. Attrited: 1 adj worn by rubbing or friction Synonyms: worn affected by wear; damaged by long use

25. She was worn down by overwork.