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Wear out

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Gradual ProcessPlay
Understand that 'wear out' implies a slow process, not an immediate breakage. SlideAfter years of use, my laptop finally wore out.
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Not Always VisiblePlay
'Wear out' can refer to invisible damage; something can look fine but not function properly. SlideDespite being shiny, the gears inside the watch have worn out.
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Metaphorical UsagePlay
'Wear out' can be used metaphorically to describe overuse of non-physical things. SlidePlaying the same song repeatedly has worn out its appeal.