unworn
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3.1
- adjective
- /ʌnˈwɔrn/
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nuevo
- Its impressive facade and unworn steps are juxtaposed against the revelries that can be both seen and heard coming from the AD porch on any given weekend.
- unworn clothes
- closet full of unworn
- unworn for years
Although I would just say this, your closet is generally a junk drawer for your unworn clothes.
- Although I would just say this, your closet is generally a junk drawer for your unworn clothes.
- She said that it was unworn and unwoundered since that evening.
- She said that it was unworn and UN laundered since that evening.
Examples
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She said that it was unworn and UN laundered since that evening.
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I tend to put all of my unworn shoes under the bed.
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Although I would just say this, your closet is generally a junk drawer for your unworn clothes.
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She said that it was unworn and unwoundered since that evening.
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Then picture the unworn clothes occupying your cavernous walk in closet.
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It was a new plane, the blue-and-orange brocade on the seats clean and unworn.
Fiction book (1997) -
Even grandparents, faced with the waste of unworn choices, bowed to them with red-and-white striped shirts and Wrangler jeans.
Fiction book (1996) -
I pulled on my Frye boots, my jeans with the blue unworn rectangle on the thigh where I carried my backstage employee's pass for the rock shows, and my red T-shirt with the white star on the back signifying that I was on stage crew, the working aristocracy of rock 'n' roll.
Academic text (2008) -
I often donate my unworn clothes to charity to help those in need.
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The unworn book still had its original cover and crisp pages.
Synonyms
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1.0
In original condition and never used before
Antonyms
How Worn
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unworn is made of the prefix un- meaning 'not' and worn, from the verb 'to wear', so it literally means 'not worn'. Think of a new pair of shoes that still look unused — that's why unworn describes something still in its original condition.