Thesaurus / shopworn
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For Martinger’s first UE5 project, he decided to create a carpenter’s cellar, complete with shopworn tools and rough surfaces.
INSIDE EPIC'S UNREAL ENGINE 5—AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR THE FUTURE OF GAMING, MOVIES, AND THE METAVERSEANDREW R. CHOWAPRIL 5, 2022TIMESpace—as people say over and over—is hard, but the shopworn nature of the phrase makes it no less true.
SPACEX'S CREWED LAUNCH CONTINUES WHAT NASA'S GEMINI ASTRONAUTS STARTEDJEFFREY KLUGERNOVEMBER 16, 2020TIMEAmid a mob of shopworn public men, here was one who had at least the charm of novelty.
THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF WALTER H. PAGE, VOLUME IBURTON J. HENDRICKWas any thing shopworn, moth eaten, or out of fashion, the spectacles told it as plainly as if they had spoken aloud.
DAISY; OR, THE FAIRY SPECTACLESCAROLINE SNOWDEN GUILDShe had her eyes on two, one somewhat shopworn, and the other a bankrupt; and in training, she had one just coming of age.
THE MAN WHO COULD NOT LOSERICHARD HARDING DAVISI had a feeling that the end and slice would lie around and get shopworn if I did not take them.
THE CAR THAT WENT ABROADALBERT BIGELOW PAINEDid you know he could make the ace of spades look shopworn and weary at thirty paces with one of those toys?
THEN I'LL COME BACK TO YOULARRY EVANSHe was long limbed and awkward and useless, and homely as a shopworn fifty-cent yellow plush manicure set.
THAT PUPELLIS PARKER BUTLERHe looks around helplessly as if searching for new words to clothe an old, shopworn phrase.
THIS SIDE OF PARADISEF. SCOTT FITZGERALDOne can sometimes find a bed or chest of drawers or other piece of furniture which is a bit shopworn and can be had for a bargain.
FURNISHING THE HOME OF GOOD TASTELUCY ABBOT THROOPWORDS RELATED TO SHOPWORN
- banal
- bromidic
- clichéd
- common
- cornball
- corny
- drained
- dull
- familiar tune
- flat
- hackneyed
- hokey
- jejune
- mildewed
- moth-eaten
- musty
- old hat
- ordinary
- platitudinal
- platitudinous
- prosaic
- ready-made
- run-of-the-mill
- shopworn
- stale
- stock
- threadbare
- timeworn
- uninspired
- unoriginal
- used-up
- vapid
- warmed-over
- well-worn
- worn-out
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