Unworn

What do we mean by unworn?

Not worn out or worn away. adjective

Not worn before; new. adjective

Not stale or overused; fresh. adjective

Not worn; not impaired.

Not worn adjective

Not having been worn, as clothing.

Not worn away or eroded.

Words that are spelled similarly to unworn:
unworn, unborn, untorn, unsworn, unwork, inworn, unwon.

Adjectives that are often used to describe unworn:
long, eve, new.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective unworn:
teeth, tooth, surface, flints, condition, specimens, state, molars, heart, clothes, portion, molar, crown, surfaces, part, youth, shoes, cusps, edges, threshold, fragments, hearts, courage, plumage, incisors, intellect, area, stock, section, out, crowns, coins, dresses, gloves, height, dentition, humanity, face, sentiment, spirit, parts, guineas, areas, side, paths, suit, garments, splendour, material, edge, canines, premolars, outline, lenses, shells, specimen, dentitions, grains, clothing, wastes, beauty, upper, existence, corners, handles, heights, tip, sides, hands, canine, enamel, feel, coin, shoe, egalite, boots, pelage, stones, plates, feathers, road, enthusiasm, wings, boulders, dress, regions, receptivity, sensibilities, examples, portions, carpet, spirits, path, socks, shirt, plate, ties.

Words that sound like unworn:
unworn, unturn, untorn, unwon, onion, intern, interne, inturn, unarm, in one, unworth, in turn, n-word, undern, unwarm, unwin, ahern, ahearn, aherne, on one, anwr, unborn, annoyer, enorm, enorme, unshorn, awarn, concern, unseen, unwind, untrue, unworthy, unturned, unwary, m1, untwine, one one, unlearned, unearned, inion, unter, annmarie, inchworm, unware, unlearn, unworried, enure, unser, unweary, unman, attorn, unpin, unin, unary, unwarned, awen, a one, unr, unfirm, amburn, unruh, unwire, unlearnt, unline, pinworm, anera, unar, unne, annwn, tongue worm, unan, unsworn, unten, unsin, inurn, and one, unwork, unhurt, anion, quern, oignon, unhung, annoying, amine, anyon, ameen, ameer, inborn, unform, amaury, einhorn, the norm, annoyers, inori, adjourn, amar, ameri, a man, amera, acrn.