badly worn

A smooth road of bluestone with a surface like velvet, rarely broken by badly paved or badly worn sections, ran straight south.

Her dresses, badly chosen as to their hues, were perhaps not badly made, but were certainly badly worn.

The back is badly worn, but the original design can be easily traced upon it.

Hay, who had been ill for several days and was badly worn, spoke heavily for the greater part of two days.

Charnock's skin-coat was ragged, his mittens were tattered, and his long boots badly worn.