worse for wear

The phrase "worse for wear" means that something or someone is in a poor, damaged, or deteriorated condition or state compared to their previous state. It is often used to describe objects, clothing, or individuals who have experienced physical damage, exhaustion, or the effects of aging or neglect.

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