weathered

The thrice-Oscar-nominated actor has often flexed his regal manner onscreen, but rarely has he exuded such a weathered decency and nobility.

But she weathered those challenges, along with economic ones like the 2008 financial crisis and the recent Hollywood strikes, all of which hurt her sales.

For decades the department has weathered lawsuits — sometimes resulting in large payouts — from officers who claimed that decisions about discipline unfairly revolved around rank and whether they were liked by their superiors.

We are also weathered and suffer great health disparities because of our experiences in a racist society and how we are the miner’s canary.

Fast forward to 2025 and the EU has weathered Brexit, the Covid pandemic, the migration crisis and Trump's first term in office - and countries very much pulled together after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.