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timeworn

/ˈtaɪm.wɔːrn/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose de vieux et usé par le temps ou l'usage, évoquant souvent une impression d'ancienneté ou de désuétude.

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adjective

/ˈtaɪm.wɔːrn/C1formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose de vieux et usé par le temps ou l'usage, évoquant souvent une impression d'ancienneté ou de désuétude.

Describes something that is old and worn by age or use, often implying a sense of antiquity or being out of date.

  1. Overused or clichédC1formal

    Repeated too often; overfamiliar through overuse, lacking freshness or originality.

    frUsé jusqu'à la corde (au sens figuré)

    • The movie relied on a timeworn plot that audiences have seen many times before.
    • His speech was full of timeworn phrases and lacked any new ideas.
    • The author's timeworn metaphors failed to engage the modern reader.

    Synonymesbanalcommonplacehackneyedold-hatplatitudinousstalestereotypedthreadbaretiredtrite

    Antonymescreativefreshnewnoveloriginal

  2. Worn or aged by timeC1formal

    Showing signs of age or long use; old and shabby.

    frusé par le temps

    • The timeworn stones of the castle walls told stories of centuries past.
    • She sat on a timeworn wooden bench in the old garden.
    • The timeworn pages of the ancient book crumbled at the touch.

    Synonymesagedantiquatedbattereddecrepitdilapidatedoldshabbyweatheredwornworn-out

    Antonymescurrentfreshimmaculatemodernnewnovelpristineyouthful

Formes
  • more timeworn comparative form
  • most timeworn superlative form
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