well-used

adjective

1. used or employed often or for a long time; well-worn

Example Sentences

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.

From Los Angeles Times

“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.

From Los Angeles Times

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.

From Los Angeles Times

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.

From Los Angeles Times

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