Aged
Worn
Worn adjective - Affected by wear; damaged by long use.
Usage example: worn threads on the screw
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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What the clerk thought he was asking for was a dress that is sleeveless and normally worn by young girls (specifically the then-pre-Hogwarts-aged Hermione is referenced).
Source: Separated by a Common Language -
When he finally comes around, he finds they're no longer hip, as they've gone mainstream and worn by the middle-aged.
Source: Who Wears Short Shorts? -
In Western cultures, unusual hair colors are less strongly associated with delinquency than they were in the past, though they are still more commonly worn by teenagers and young adults than by middle aged or older people—with the exception of the "blue rinse".
Source: Delinquent Hair
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