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worse for wear
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1.
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Worldwide
neutral
idiomatic
In a deteriorated or shabby condition because of use, age, or damage; worn or battered.
Somewhat fatigued, disheveled, or looking unwell as a result of activity, stress, or time.
2.
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idiomatic
Not noticeably harmed or damaged by a difficult or trying experience (often used in the negative form "none the worse for wear").
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