worn-out

A: [Laughs] I consider myself a conservative, you know, it's a worn-out phrase, in the Reagan tradition.

She went to bed, worn-out by anxiety and fear—a fear that had made her remain in the laboratory as late as possible.

The Papey, a house for worn-out priests, was in Bevis Marks.

We hoped to find some cheap method of restoring nitrogen and phosphorus to the worn-out soil which our poor peasants till.

The butterflies frequent open fields, and are sometimes exceedingly abundant in worn-out lands in the Southern States.

Perhaps it was a worn-out virtue, left to the bas-peuple—to the vulgar—and to animals?