Synonym: careworn, haggard, raddled, worn. Similar words: draw near, brawny, scrawny, draw, drawl, draw up, draw out, drawer. Meaning: [drɔːn] 
adj. 1. showing the wearing effects of overwork or care or suffering 2. having the curtains or draperies closed or pulled shut 3. used of vehicles pulled forward (often used in combination).
adj. 1. showing the wearing effects of overwork or care or suffering 2. having the curtains or draperies closed or pulled shut 3. used of vehicles pulled forward (often used in combination). 
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(241) As you move around the amp, your eye is drawn towards a mini-fan situated in the input side of the unit.
(242) Mrs Major emerged from the plane at Andrews air force base looking pale and drawn.
(243) We were drawn to Oak River because of location, value, diversity of people, and the amenities the city offers.
(244) A list was drawn up of events that had, prior to depression, given her a sense of achievement and pleasure.
(245) The report, drawn from evidence given by supergrasses, identified those whom the Mafia considered allies or potential allies.
(246) These people are usually drawn from the employee assistance, human resources, health promotion, affirmative action or equal employment departments.
(247) Then money dries up, new political agendas are drawn, the people leave, new ones cease to come.
(248) Let yourself be drawn by the stronger pull of that which you truly love. Sentencedict.com Rumi 
(249) The implication drawn from the trade is that modern corporations lack an adequate system of accountability.
(250) Long drawn out and unpredictable as the process may be, it has one great advantage for the policy-maker.
(251) Officials are told to confine themselves to facts and to avoid being drawn into discussion of alternative policies.
(252) I found it difficult to take a rubbing so, despite my lack of artistic ability, I've drawn a sketch.
(253) A close analogy can be drawn between cancer of the cell and a society hooked on drugs.
(254) Upon the introduction of a new institution it is commonplace for analogies to be drawn with existing institutions.
(255) Over the past two decades this Wisconsinsized country has become a magnet that has drawn social activists from all over the world.
(256) In a traditional adventure story the pursuit of personal honour is drawn to an absolute conclusion.
(257) As opinions vary, no unanimous conclusion can be drawn.
(258) The students are drawn from a cross-section of backgrounds.
(259) The funds needed will mainly be drawn from accumulation within the enterprise.
(260) Their curtains are perpetually drawn , so a passerby cannot peer inside.