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| etymological origin of | eng: threadbareness |
| is derived from | eng: bare |
| is derived from | eng: thread |
| lexical category | adjective |
| semantically related | eng: banal |
| semantically related | eng: bourgeois |
| semantically related | eng: broken |
| semantically related | eng: clichéd |
| semantically related | eng: common |
| semantically related | eng: commonplace |
| semantically related | eng: damaged |
| semantically related | eng: familiar |
| semantically related | eng: famous |
| semantically related | eng: hackneyed |
| semantically related | eng: ingrained |
| semantically related | eng: metronomic |
| semantically related | eng: old-hat |
| semantically related | eng: ordinary |
| semantically related | eng: rigid |
| semantically related | eng: shopworn |
| semantically related | eng: timeworn |
| semantically related | eng: tired |
| semantically related | eng: trite |
| semantically related | eng: trito |
| semantically related | eng: well-worn |
| synonym | eng: hackneyed |
| translation | deu: abgetragen |
| translation | deu: abgewetzt |
| translation | deu: fadenscheinig |
| translation | deu: verschlissen |
| translation | eng: shabby |
| translation | isl: slitinn |
| translation | isl: snjáður |
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