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Wizened

usgb/ˈwɪznd/Volume
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Aging ConnotationPlay
Used to describe features that look older because of aging or tough conditions. SlideHis hands were wizened after years of working in the fields.
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Metaphorical UsePlay
Can describe objects, ideas, or places that seem old, not just people. SlideThe wizened tree stood as a testament to the harshness of the landscape.
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Cultural PerceptionPlay
In some cultures, wizened features are respected as a sign of wisdom and experience. SlideThe wizened elder was revered in the village.