What is another word for wear on?
Pronunciation:
[ wˈe͡əɹ ˈɒn], [ wˈeəɹ ˈɒn], [ w_ˈeə_ɹ ˈɒ_n]
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Synonyms for Wear on:
n.
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- go.
v.
• change (verb) • endure (verb)- sustain,
- stand,
- have no end,
- stick to,
- prevail,
- stay on,
- wear,
- wear well,
- survive,
- superannuate,
- keep on,
- stay,
- never say die,
- abide,
- last,
- persist,
- exist,
- linger,
- carry on,
- be left,
- remain,
- ride out,
- Perdure,
- hold out,
- hang on,
- run on,
- be long lived,
- live,
- hold on,
- outlive,
- bide,
- carry through,
- hold,
- be,
- be timeless,
- outlast,
- cling,
- live on.
Other synonyms:
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- turn into.
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- near.
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- With.
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- go on.
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- take.
- holds on,
- perduring,
- Persisted,
- Endured,
- wears well,
- stays on,
- stuck to,
- was left,
- sticks to,
- running on,
- carrying through,
- Lasted,
- having no end,
- enduring,
- lived on.
- glut,
- exhaust,
- go on and on,
- flag,
- tire,
- pall,
- enervate,
- distress,
- linger on,
- fatigue,
- vex,
- overtire,
- beat,
- weaken,
- drag,
- fag,
- wind,
- tire out,
- wear down,
- overstrain,
- rasp,
- overweary,
- irk,
- irritate,
- jar,
- overfatigue,
- be infinitely repetitive,
- knock up,
- drag along,
- use up,
- frazzle,
- nettle,
- Gride,
- weary,
- satiate,
- prostrate,
- wear upon,
- wear out,
- harry,
- debilitate,
- annoy,
- poop,
- burn out,
- tucker,
- tarry,
- do up,
- crawl,
- be tedious,
- wilt,
- do in,
- creep,
- get,
- jade.
How to use "Wear on" in context?
When you first start wearing a new piece of clothing, it feels tight and restrictive. But over time, the clothes you regularly wear become more comfortable and conform to your body. There is a phenomenon known as "wear on", in which a piece of clothing gradually becomes more comfortable as it is worn. The following are some factors that can lead to wear on:
1. The fabric of the clothing is designed to last a certain amount of time, but with regular use, it can start to stretch. This is especially true for clothes made from natural materials, like cotton, which can breathe and move with your body.
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