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US
/ˈkæɹu/
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NOUN
- Englishman and Cavalier poet whose lyric poetry was favored by Charles I (1595-1639)
How To Use Carew In A Sentence
- As the male voice completed its speech, she slowly shifted herself around to face a gentleman of medium height who had a smiling, benign countenance on his careworn features.
- As they approached, he noticed their anxious yet hopeful eyes in careworn faces.
- Her face was careworn with anxiety.
- Younger and wirier than his charge, talking a mile a minute and singing during his chores, he nonetheless shows a careworn, weary face, and he drinks on the sly.
- Though the Head Boy of our year still looks cherubic, if a little careworn. President Kaczyński
- In my eight months away she'd become careworn, picking nervously at her fingers as she spoke, palpably lacking the confidence she once had.
- If we enter the nearest institution of Charity Sisters, Sisters of Mercy, or of the Poor, we cannot fail to remark the contrast between the healthful, cheery, unsolicitous countenances of the inmates, and the nervous, suffering, careworn faces of the wives and mothers in our midst. The Continental Monthly, Vol. 5, No. 4, April, 1864
- They spoke in a careworn fashion that made me give up hope that music and art might make a difference to anything.
- The careworn look that Anil wore during the eight months of bitter battle had faded, and he was almost his usual self - brash, natty, and cheerful.
- Beside her stood a crowned man with grey hair, his face careworn.