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Definition of broken-in in English: broken-inadjective Comfortable through habitual use or familiarity. a pair of well broken-in shoes his sound is creaky, broken-in, relaxed, and familiar Example sentencesExamples - So if the khakis are gray or brown and dressy, it's probably fine; if they're white or actually khaki-colored and more 'broken-in,' no go.
- Wear well-used clothes and broken-in boots and sneakers.
- I always travel with old and new shoes, as ones that are broken-in are much more comfortable.
- The satin-finished neck has a broken-in feel with real vintage vibe.
- Leaving aside the smell of the grass or the way a broken-in glove feels - everybody says that - I've come up with a few reasons why I love baseball, and why I write about it when for all intents and purposes I should be doing something else.
- Avoid using synthetic oil until the motorcycle is fully broken-in.
- Despite all these opportunities for head-swelling, the Constantines still manage to wear their "Saviors of Rock" crown rather more like a broken-in T-shirt - comfortably, and yet entirely without pretense.
- As for shoes: as with any trip where you expect to be trekking around a bit, you should have some comfortable, broken-in shoes.
- Broken-in walking shoes, a waterproof jacket and a small knapsack are required.
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