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weary

— adjective (= aweary) physically and mentally fatigued 'aweary' is archaic — verb (= tire, wear) exhaust or get tired through overuse or great strain or stress We wore ourselves out on this hike — verb (= tire) lose interest or become bored with something or somebody I'm so tired of your mother and her complaints about my food

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tired tire exhausted bore fatigued fatigue annoy wear out jade worry tire out exhaust languid be tired aweary wearied wear upon wear down wear pall outwear get tired fag out fag bother weak trouble suffer make tired get bored frazzle embarrass become tired become bored be bored worn out suffering stale spent poop out played out melancholy listless irk harass exasperate disgust cause trouble boring be feeble

Topics weary topics

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Person Body condition

Tired

Conjugation weary conjugation

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weary · verb

Examples weary examples

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Simple sentences

I am weary of this hot weather.
She was weary with age.
He'd sat down for a moment to rest his weary legs and suddenly looked up and saw an elderly woman before him.
Tom looks weary.
Tom was weary.
How weary, stale, flat, and unprofitable seem to me all the uses of this world.
Tom was an embittered old man who was weary of life.
In the evening they came to a large forest, and they were so weary with sorrow and hunger and the long walk, that they lay down in a hollow tree and fell asleep.
Mary is weary of Tom's promises.
Weary of life, Tom became a cynic.
We are weary of his long talk.

Movie subtitles

SIGHS I'm sure you're world weary about death, but I'm still coming to terms with it.
Ray Neilson is a bit weary, but he did mention Jared was seen drinking with Evan here the night before the parade.
There he sat, resting his weary bones as the icy wind howled through the knothole.
The countess has grown weary of Muffat's misconduct.
No. lt's a bit weary.
Not for me, thanks. I'm too weary.
Gentlemen, you see before you a very weary old man who has just ended a chase that lasted nearly 10 months.
Lucky to suffer, and lucky to spend these weary months in bed.
I've just finished teaching, for nine months 400 weary young men the rudiments of law.
Old do I wax, and from my weary limbs honour is cudgelled.
I reckon Saint Peter's getting mighty weary. dusting off that doormat for him.
Who would fardels bear, to grunt and sweat under a weary life. Life.
How weary, stale, flat and unprofitable seem to me all the uses of this world.
Or is it only people who are so weary at night?
Could I persuade you to accept my hospitality until such time as you should grow weary of me?
I'm weary of your faces.
When they've worn themselves weary, they'll get drunk sleep soundly, wake up the wiser.
Oh, I am very weary. I must seek repose.
You weary me with your implications.
You've been lucky, Huw. Lucky to suffer, and lucky to spend these weary months in bed.
I am weary of mortals.
I put my weary bones where they belong - in bed.
Becalmed finally her weary crew toiled at the oars in the vain hope of towing her into a wind.
It is late and our guest must be weary from the road.
To those who were sick and worn and weary, he gave hope and peace.
Please note that your relationship with that young man may also make you weary.
Can you conceive how weary I am of always being misunderstood?
HE THOUGHT I WAS OLD BECAUSE I'M WEARY.
TOO WEARY OF PHOEBE.
A bit weary, that's all.
I'll tell you, I'm getting mighty weary waiting for this here Mr. Donahue.
Old do I wax; and from my weary limbs honour is cudgelled.
Weary.
May I rest my weary head on your shoulder?
WELL, I FEEL A LITTLE WEARY.
You are weary, and the young men are out working on the road.
I am weary.

News and current affairs

The European Commission is weary of trying to build a single energy market, which has required it to persuade governments that they must dismantle their existing monopoly operators - a prerequisite to competition.
Weary with crisis, Ecevit's administration embarked on a comprehensive reform package- spearheaded by Minister for the Economy Kemal Dervis - that included a flexible exchange-rate system with a dedicated inflation-targeting regime.
By contrast, our government believes that this program has failed, leaving the population weary of reform.
War-weary Germans began to demand the Kaiser's abdication.
Independent India came into being as flames blazed across the land, corpse-laden trains crossed the new frontier with Pakistan, and weary refugees abandoned everything to seek a new life.
When demonstrations erupted in Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya, ultimately leading to the demise of three old and weary dictatorships, no one knew which forces, institutions, and procedures would emerge from the protesters' demand for democracy.
He's preoccupied with his own enlarged heart, which, though weary, continues to beat.
Crisis-weary Europe and America face a rising tide of protectionism at home, and are trying to find ways to blunt the edge of China's non-transparent trade competitiveness.
The last thing a crisis-weary Europe needs is a new competitiveness gap.
The participants, ranging from weary politicians to enthusiastic campaigners, are supposed to reignite global concern for the environment.
Back then, that debacle seemed to presage a broader US withdrawal from Asia, with a war-weary American public seeking the supposed comforts of isolationism.
Simply put, Europe is overloaded by crises - so overloaded, in fact, that many claim it is too weary to respond effectively to new challenges as they arise.
First, they are weary of renewed Iranian attempts to destabilize Iraq.
In the weeks leading up to the elections, it seemed that the public had grown weary of a prime minister who had been in office long enough to be corrupted by the arrogance of power and tainted by a raft of petty scandals.
Many international diplomats are weary of the constant squabbles, endless setbacks, and stubbornness shown in previous negotiations.
Kissinger works personally with the Chinese account, jointly propounding with his long-time rival Zbigniew Brzezinski the notion, so seductive for an America growing weary of its imperial burden, of a global Big Two.
Despite the growing promise of a multi-polar world with Asian powers playing a greater role in addressing global challenges and sharing leadership with a weary US, that world does not yet exist.
Throughout the fighting, attempts to stop the killing have come and gone, and the war's innocent victims - not to mention much of the international community - have grown weary and cynical.
This effort was to be the means through which a weary, dusty nation was to find a better economic future.

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