worn out
Ready for replacement
Worn out describes something that has been used so much it no longer functions properly or looks acceptable—a worn out pair of shoes, worn out brakes.
Applied to people, it means exhausted or depleted of energy: I'm completely worn out after moving all that furniture.
The phrase can also modify nouns attributively when hyphenated: a worn-out excuse is one that has been used too many times to be convincing anymore.
tattered
Ripped and worn out
faded · moth-eaten · battered · beat-up · scruffy · patched · holey · ratty · decrepit · dilapidated
tired
Lacking energy, needing rest
spent · depleted · overworked · knackered · shattered · wiped · frazzled · enervated · sapped · prostrated
- damageddamaged, broken, wrecked, ruined, destroyed
- burnoutburnout, emotional exhaustion, exhaustion, exhausted, overwork
- exhaustedtired, weary, exhausted, drained, fatigued
- exhaustion phrasesdead tired, run down, drained, spent, bone tired
- exhaustion symptomstiredness, fatigue, weariness, burnout, lethargy
- fatigueexhaustion, tiredness, weariness, lethargy, chronic fatigue
worn outbrand new
Completely unused, just acquired
new · pristine · mint condition · unworn · fresh
worn outenergized
Made lively and alert
refreshed · invigorated · well-rested · revitalized · rested
worn, out, wearing, wear out, wore, worn-out, unworn, outwear