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well-used

adjective as in traveled

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Their opportunity came in 2021, when they purchased a Craftsman-style home built in 1919 from a Pacific Ready-Cut kit in Long Beach’s Craftsman Village Historic District, a community of narrow streets, vintage homes and wide, well-used porches.

“That’s kind of what the music has been about; posing questions and not trying to be the font of knowledge,” the singer says, perched on a stool in his nearly empty house, a guitar case containing his well-used 1991 Gibson Dove acoustic at his feet.

The band is anchored from a high rocky cliff at one end, near the start of a well-used hiking trail, and a tall steel support drilled into the flat desert at the other.

To improve her mental health, she went on her second ever run on a well-used road in the daytime.

From BBC

Quietly romantic, somber yet whimsical, “A Gentleman in Moscow,” from the novel by Amor Towles, finds a well-used Ewan McGregor as a dignified aristocrat under permanent house arrest in the attic of Moscow’s last nice hotel after the Russian Revolution, as history rumbles along and people come and go.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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