WEARY


Meaning of WEARY in English

adj. 1 tired, fatigued, exhausted, worn out, drained, spent, Colloq all in, ready to drop, fagged (out), done in, dead (on (one's) feet), frazzled, dead beat, dog-tired, Brit knocked up, US knocked out, Slang Brit whacked, knackered, US pooped, zonked (out), shot He is so weary after work that he can scarcely eat his dinner 2 boring, irksome, irritating, tedious, vexing, annoying, exasperating, burdensome, wearying, tiring, fatiguing, draining, taxing, wearisome We walked many a weary mile before reaching the oasis 3 bored, impatient, jaded, blasé, Colloq fed up, sick and tired, Taboo slang browned off I wish he would wipe that weary expression off his smug face

v. 4 Often, weary of. tire (of), be or become bored (with or by) or impatient (with) or jaded (with or by), Colloq be or become fed up (with) or sick and tired (of) I soon wearied of her nagging 5 exhaust, enervate, fatigue, tire, debilitate, drain, tax, wear or tire out The long trek across country had wearied us all

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