Dead
Worn
Worn adjective - Depleted in strength, energy, or freshness.
Usage example: she was feeling very worn after a long day at work
Both words in one sentence
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The Republic has its own official Day of Commemoration for all Irish war dead in July, for which poppies are not worn, and the state generally makes a gesture of some kind in November at the Dublin RBL ceremony.
Source: Useful Notes / The Poppy - It's called chiburui in Real Life, but it was more common to clean the sword on a convenient piece of cloth (such as that worn by the dead enemy).
Source: Swipe Your Blade Off - The deadline comes into play at the end of Killing Spree VI, when he's seeming shot dead by a vengeful cop, only for the mystic to reveal that Jase can't be dead because it's not yet midnight and the spell hasn't worn off yet.
Source: Celestial Deadline
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