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moth-eaten

/ˈmɒθ iːtn/adjective

उच्चारण मॉथ ईटन

कीड़ों का खाया; पुराना, जर्जर

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adjective
  1. 1

    (of clothes) damaged by moths; very old and in bad condition

    कीड़ों का खाया; पुराना, जर्जर

    • a moth-eaten blanket
    • moth-eaten ideas

    Synonyms shabby threadbare worn out tattered antiquated

    Opposite new fresh modern pristine

≈Synonyms and antonyms
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moth·eat·en

?Which word?

Keep the worn-out words together: moth-eaten, threadbare (so old that the cloth has become thin), tattered (old and torn), shabby, dilapidated (of a building), antiquated (old-fashioned).

जर्जर के शब्द साथ याद रखिए: moth-eaten, threadbare (इतना पुराना कि कपड़ा पतला हो गया), tattered (पुराना और फटा), shabby, dilapidated (भवन के लिए), antiquated (पुराने ढंग का)।

§Grammar and usage

Usage: figuratively, moth-eaten means old-fashioned and no longer useful ('moth-eaten rules').

प्रयोग में लाक्षणिक रूप से moth-eaten का अर्थ पुराना और अब बेकार है ('moth-eaten rules')।