wornout

feel worn out |be worn out |completely worn out |absolutely worn out |get worn out |worn out after work |worn out from stress |worn out by the trip |physically worn out |mentally worn out

exhausted (More direct and common in both speech and writing.) | drained (Emphasizes loss of energy, often emotional or mental.) | wiped out (More informal.)

refreshed (Rested and full of energy.) | energetic (Having a lot of energy.)

daily_life |health |emotions

worn-out shoes |worn-out clothes |worn-out carpet |worn-out sofa |worn-out tires |worn-out equipment |worn-out furniture |worn-out book |worn-out bag |worn-out old coat

threadbare (Especially for fabric that has become thin and shabby.) | dilapidated (Stronger; often for buildings or larger structures.) | shabby (General untidy, worn condition; slightly more judgmental.)

new (Not used before.) | good-as-new (In excellent condition, like new.)

daily_life |clothing |home

worn-out cliché |worn-out joke |worn-out excuse |worn-out idea |worn-out phrase |worn-out argument |worn-out stereotype |worn-out plot |worn-out routine |worn-out line

hackneyed (More formal; common in writing about language and ideas.) | trite (Emphasizes dullness and lack of originality.) | overused (Straightforward, slightly less expressive.)

fresh (New and interesting; not overused.) | original (New and not copied or repeated.)

communication |media |education