Used and Weary

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Used adjective - Being in the habit or custom.

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Weary and used are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Weary" instead an adjective "Used".

Nearby Words: use, useful

Weary adjective - Depleted in strength, energy, or freshness.

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Used and weary are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Used" instead an adjective "Weary".

Nearby Words: wear, wearing, weariness, wearying, wearily

The episode "Yanks in the U.K." used many weary shots of London landmarks, relating to Britain Is Only London.

Source: Establishing Shot
Blake is anti-social, broody, pragmatic, world-weary, and used to be part of a criminal organization, though they do have their reasons for attacking people.

Source: Hair Contrast Duo
The Nightmare Before Christmas: A rare heroic example, Jack Skellington, the King of Halloween, laments that he has "grown so weary of the sound of screams," indicating that he used to enjoy them.

Source: Loves the Sound of Screaming

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