outworn's Usage Examples:

outwearst that I need not linger to refute this outworn idea.

outwearather be a pagan suckled in a creed outworn.

Bruce died, outworn by war and hardships, on the 7th of June 1329: his body was buried in Dunfermline abbey; his heart, which Douglas was bearing to the Holy Land, was brought home again, after Douglas's chivalrous death in battle with the Moors in Spain.

In many most important respects no two men could be more unlike; but, for the present, Carlyle seems to have seen in Goethe a proof that it was possible to reject outworn dogmas without sinking into materialism.

These, however, were already outworn forms, lingering on in a period which had chosen other ideals.

Yet the figure of Zeus had almost faded from the religious world of Hellas some time before the end of paganism; and Lucian makes him complain that even the Egyptian Anubis is more popular than he, and that men think they have done the outworn God sufficient honour if they sacrifice to him once in five years at Olympia.

The work was characteristic of his self-centred isolation: ultra-romantic at a time when Romanticism was already an outworn fashion, remote alike from the spirit of the age and from that of Goethe.

suckled in a creed outworn.

Questions of permanent and present interest took the place of outworn scholastic problems.

Synonyms:

fatigue, overfatigue, wear, weary, overweary, wear down, tucker, fag out, tucker out, tire, wear out, tire out, overtire, jade, beat, wash up, indispose, fag, exhaust, wear upon, pall,

Antonyms:

refresh, recuperate, undress, slip off, lack,