Weathered

/ˈwɛðərd/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

worn by long exposure to the air and elements; aged or eroded.

The weathered wooden fence stood as a testament to many years of storms and sunshine.

having been exposed to the weather and thus displayed signs of wear and age.

She admired the weathered stones of the old castle, each one telling a story of time.

having weathered difficulties or hardships.

His weathered face showed the scars of a life filled with challenges and triumphs.

made stronger or more resilient through difficult experiences.

The weathered survivors of the expedition shared tales of their resilience against the harsh conditions.

Derived from the Old English 'weder', meaning 'weather'.

weathered look

An appearance that suggests experience or exposure to the elements.

weathered face

A face that shows signs of age and sun exposure.

worn

Damaged or marked due to use or wear.

aged

Having lived for a long time; old.

rustic

Relating to the countryside; rural.

Someone who has experienced a lot in life and appears rugged.

He's a real weathered soul, full of stories.

To describe something as rough around the edges but charming.

That old car is really weathered but has character.