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Definition of well used in English: well usedadjective Much used. Example sentencesExamples - It's a useful and well-used route, but the stations look like they are falling apart and the trains are not much better.
- There are three loss-making pay phones in the area, none are particularly well-used.
- Brickley Lane is a well-used route by schoolchildren and a cycle path would be of benefit to children cycling to local schools.
- The road has been a well-used alternative route both to and from Bradford for many years.
- At smoke-shops on tribal lands, tribes could sell cigarettes to the public without federal taxes added, making them lucrative when located near well-used routes.
- As the joint co-ordinator of a local Neighbourhood Watch scheme, I approached the council requesting lighting for a well-used walkway in the vicinity - one which no woman or child could be expected to use after dark.
- The land of Jordan lies along an ancient and well-used trade route, making it geographically valuable.
- The hotel is well-used and it is a worrying time for a lot of staff.
- If it is well-used it is fulfilling a social purpose and we would be reluctant to relocate it unless the box is the cause of the problem, which I do not think it is in this case.
- It has a lot of scope to become a well-used community building that is commercially viable.
- Just walk along the pavements outside any railway station, including large towns such as Geneva or Luzern, and they are virtually litter free there are plenty of well-used litter bins, together with recycling bins in many areas.
- It is well-used and is often packed with young people.
- The route was initially a footpath but has become so well-used that part of it has even been concreted.
- You are also more likely to see other people on well-used routes.
- Jarston agreed and soon they were away down the well-used route to Port Alentio, which would take them around two days to reach.
- On the other hand, the company says there isn't much appetite for the construction of a huge outflow into the Elbow River near a well-used pedestrian bridge in a scenic area brimming with million-dollar homes.
- The chances are that you will have company at some stage during the walk, for this is a well-used route.
- What he describes as a ‘dusty old church hall’ is actually a well-used space with excellent facilities, including a brand new professional kitchen and a disabled toilet.
- Bradford's snickets, the alleyways and passages which link streets and roads, are often well-used, convenient short-cuts for pedestrians, helping to avoid long walks around the houses.
Definition of well used in US English: well usedadjective 1Much used. Example sentencesExamples - You are also more likely to see other people on well-used routes.
- If it is well-used it is fulfilling a social purpose and we would be reluctant to relocate it unless the box is the cause of the problem, which I do not think it is in this case.
- Jarston agreed and soon they were away down the well-used route to Port Alentio, which would take them around two days to reach.
- The road has been a well-used alternative route both to and from Bradford for many years.
- There are three loss-making pay phones in the area, none are particularly well-used.
- The land of Jordan lies along an ancient and well-used trade route, making it geographically valuable.
- It has a lot of scope to become a well-used community building that is commercially viable.
- The chances are that you will have company at some stage during the walk, for this is a well-used route.
- It's a useful and well-used route, but the stations look like they are falling apart and the trains are not much better.
- Just walk along the pavements outside any railway station, including large towns such as Geneva or Luzern, and they are virtually litter free there are plenty of well-used litter bins, together with recycling bins in many areas.
- As the joint co-ordinator of a local Neighbourhood Watch scheme, I approached the council requesting lighting for a well-used walkway in the vicinity - one which no woman or child could be expected to use after dark.
- On the other hand, the company says there isn't much appetite for the construction of a huge outflow into the Elbow River near a well-used pedestrian bridge in a scenic area brimming with million-dollar homes.
- The hotel is well-used and it is a worrying time for a lot of staff.
- Brickley Lane is a well-used route by schoolchildren and a cycle path would be of benefit to children cycling to local schools.
- At smoke-shops on tribal lands, tribes could sell cigarettes to the public without federal taxes added, making them lucrative when located near well-used routes.
- Bradford's snickets, the alleyways and passages which link streets and roads, are often well-used, convenient short-cuts for pedestrians, helping to avoid long walks around the houses.
- It is well-used and is often packed with young people.
- The route was initially a footpath but has become so well-used that part of it has even been concreted.
- What he describes as a ‘dusty old church hall’ is actually a well-used space with excellent facilities, including a brand new professional kitchen and a disabled toilet.
- 1.1 Worn or shabby through much use, handling, or wear.
a well-used manual typewriter Example sentencesExamples - Yes, these contraptions are all available now at the Indian stores, but the well-used ones that your mother packs into your suitcase work like a magic talisman, or so you - and she - believe.
- In the summer of 2002, I slipped in and out of sleep atop a well-used mattress pad on a cold concrete floor, listening to a screeching pop music melody.
- Langdale and Ambleside Mountain Rescue Team member at the scene, said the climber's equipment was well-used but not worn out.
- Many wear well-used clothes and broken-in boots and sneakers.
- The already well-used tires we had left Vancouver with were now worn out, so we aimed for Denver and rode hard to get there in time to find replacements and get them installed.
- Also on display will be many artefacts from his career on and off the fells, including letters, maps, and, of course, his well-used walking boots and socks.
- To all appearances a well-used $50 digital tape had simply reached the end of its lifespan and malfunctioned.
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