New
New adjective - Recently made and never used before.
Usage example: that unique scent that is the telltale sign of a new car
Worn
Worn adjective - Affected by wear; damaged by long use.
Usage example: worn threads on the screw
Both words in one sentence
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Making new caps is a common practice, since old ones get worn out and even used for explosive devices, but having too many new ones enter the economy is bad for inflation.
Source: Weird Currency -
Similar to the new style of camouflage worn by the Marines, with a digital pattern of the standard fatigue design, the NWU is meant to evoke the style of tactical gear worn by other services.
Source: Highly Conspicuous Uniform -
When the historical line was revamped into BeForever, the characters all got new human-sized clothes "inspired by" their characters instead, which could be worn in modern everyday life.
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