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Discover Ludwig"wears in" is a valid phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to gradually break in or make something more comfortable by wearing it. It is commonly used in the context of breaking in new shoes or clothing. Example: "I just bought a new pair of boots and they're still a little stiff. I need to wear them in before they're comfortable enough for a long walk."
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There are hats one wears in the morning, and those one wears in the afternoon.
He says it is a veil he wears in mourning.
Yesterday, I realized that that's what he wears in the photo on his Wikipedia page.
An ex-Rastafarian, he has long gray hair that he wears in a ponytail.
He wears in his headdress the crescent moon, which drips the nectar of everlasting life.
Those tight red leather pants her character wears in the film?
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It got worn, in turn.
Mentiones what they wear in England.
They're worn in a parallel universe.
Klan-like hoods worn in videos.
To wear in the Hamptons, perhaps?
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