wornout
Wasted vs Wornout - What's the difference?
wasted | wornout |Wornout vs Weary - What's the difference?
wornout | weary |Wornout is likely misspelled.
Wornout has no English definition.
As an adjective weary is
having the strength exhausted by toil or exertion; tired; fatigued.As a verb weary is
to make or to become weary.Worn vs Wornout - What's the difference?
worn | wornout |Effete vs Wornout - What's the difference?
effete | wornout |Lacklustre vs Wornout - What's the difference?
lacklustre | wornout |Wornout is likely misspelled.
Wornout has no English definition.
As an adjective lacklustre
is british an alternative spelling of lang=en.Wornout vs Rundown - What's the difference?
wornout | rundown |As a noun rundown is
a rough outline generally used in the definite, as the rundown .As an adjective rundown is
.Wornout vs Used - What's the difference?
wornout | used |As a verb used is
(use).As an adjective used is
that is or has or have been used.Wornout vs Exhausted - What's the difference?
wornout | exhausted |As an adjective exhausted is
depleted; in a state of exhaustion.As a verb exhausted is
(exhaust).Wornout vs Shabby - What's the difference?
wornout | shabby |