completely worn out; exhausted from use or wear; tattered and damaged.
From Old English 'for-' (completely) + 'worn' (past participle of wear). Describes something utterly destroyed through use.
Shakespeare used this word to describe aged warriors and tattered cloaks—it's the ultimate level of wear, when something isn't just old but falling apart!
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