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haggard

adjective/ˈhæɡ.ərd/

looking exhausted and worn, often with a drawn face

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haggard in a sentence

The witness appeared haggard after days of questioning.

By dawn, the haggard rescuers could barely keep their eyes open.

Where it comes from

From Old French hagard, meaning 'wild or untamed.'

Memory hook

HAGGARD suggests HARD days: hard days leave a face worn and tired.

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