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Synonyms
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Meaning:
cast-off

a piece of unwanted clothing

obsolete, out-dated

common

belonging to, used by, coming from, done by, affecting, all or nearly all members of a group or society

average, ordinary

commonplace

ordinary or usual

usual, everyday

decrepit

made weak by old age or hard use

deteriorated, debilitated, especially as a result of age

dilapidated

falling to pieces; in a state of disrepair

falling apart; in ruins

fagged

very tired

exhausted, indifferent

hackneyed

(of sayings) repeated too often to have any meaning

cliched, tired

jaded

worn out; tired and overworked

exhausted, indifferent

olden

of a former age

old

shabby

in a bad state of repair; poorly dressed; (of behaviour) unkind and unfair

broken-down; in poor shape

stock

a supply or store of goods available for sale, distribution or use, especially goods kept by a trader or shopkeeper

commonplace

tatty

untidy and worn

shabby

trite

(of remarks, ideas, opinions) ordinary and dull

silly, commonplace

uncared-for

neglected

shabby, in bad shape

well-worn

used, heard, often (and so dull)

overused, out-of-date

worn

of wear

used

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