HARDLY USED

The fancy silverware in the dining room is hardly used except on special occasions.

The rare stamp collection is hardly used for postage.

In the digital age, printed dictionaries are hardly used by students.

The winter jacket is hardly used in our warm climate.

My grandmother's ancient recipe for pickled beets is hardly used in our modern kitchen.

In the age of smartphones, traditional paper maps are hardly used by travelers.

The dusty telescope in the attic is hardly used, forgotten in the era of digital stargazing apps.

Manual pencil sharpeners are hardly used in schools anymore, replaced by electric ones.

Vinyl records are hardly used in the era of streaming services and digital downloads.

The archaic manuscript, written in an ancient script, is hardly used in contemporary linguistic studies.

Hardly used in recent times, the ancient language is slowly fading away.

The vintage car, though hardly used, requires regular maintenance.

The dusty attic was filled with hardly used items from decades ago.

The old typewriter remained in the attic, hardly used for years.

Hardly used, this old typewriter sits in the corner collecting dust.

The antique vase, hardly used, fetched a high price at the auction.

In the attic, we discovered a collection of hardly used board games.

The barely worn dress, hardly used, still had its tags on.

She was surprised to find a hardly used cookbook at the garage sale.