drawn

IPA: drˈɔn

adjective

Appearing tired and unwell, as from stress; haggard.
Of a game: undecided; having no definite winner and loser.

Examples of "drawn" in Sentences

The debate was rancorous and drawn out.
The espresso is then drawn into the cup.
Repayment is of the amount drawn plus interest.
At the same time, the released sludge is drawn off.
I read the source and the conclusion drawn is faulty.
The ending shows him with a very abstractly drawn face.
Currently, the whole process is drawn out and laborious.
The outline of the images are drawn on the back of the cel.
The illustrations of the classmates are appealing and well drawn.
Air is drawn in at the front of the rack and exhausted at the rear.
Competitors include LHPH, a name drawn from the industry term Lease Here Pay Here.
It is a word drawn from the old French fur trade for engagés who served their time and went free.
We should not be ethnocentric, a term drawn from anthropology, which tells us more about the meaning of openness.
The Japanese call it nemawashi nimah-wash-ee, a word drawn from the practice of bonzai, and which means “preparing to plant.”
After Vincente and the tech had left, Chase entered, his expression drawn, his ink-black hair still wet from a recent shower.
The only difference between true tapestry and drawn work, an example of which is here given, is, that the one is done on a warp that has not before been woven upon, and the other on a warp from which the weft threads have been _drawn_.
Mr. Feldman acknowledges these differences — starting with his title drawn from a Frankfurter law clerk 's characterization of the Supreme Court as "nine scorpions in a bottle" — but tries to celebrate all four "great justices" equally, as if their negative estimations of each other were mere personal foibles.

drawn

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