weathered
سامنا
definition
verb
his skin was weathered almost black by his long outdoor life
wear away or change the appearance or texture of (something) by long exposure to the air.
His ships weathered the storm, sailed west and reached Honduras in Central America.
come safely through (a storm).
adjective
weathered rock
worn by long exposure to the air; weather-beaten.
example
Randy Eckert, owner of the old Steltzenriede property, stands in the loft of his old, 'weathered' barn.
Individuals can be collected by hand from 'weathered' portions of the limestone.
The visitor is drawn into the building between huge 'weathered' industrial Corten steel wings.
He is in his late 20s with a 'weathered' face.
The canvases seem to have arisen from excavation; their 'weathered' , oxidised appearance has an architectural appeal.
The last of his schools, Catholic-run St Francis Xavier's College, is still there; a 'weathered' 1950s building.
We all trudged down to The Hazards, which are a chain of 'weathered' granite domes.
Our children bring children to bless her, her face more 'weathered' than mine.
A welter of ancient corridors in a ruin gives way to a clear space, contained within a circle of 'weathered' obelisks.
Ahead lies Bynack's shapely summit ridge of 'weathered' granite.
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