ˈwirēnə̇s, ˈwēr-, -rin- noun
( -es )
Etymology: Middle English werinesse, from Old English wērignes, from wērig weary + -nes -ness
1. : the quality or state of being weary : fatigue , tiredness
ready to drop from weariness
2. : tedium or ennui resulting from monotony or satiation
when she turned into the house, she knew to weariness what she should find awaiting her — Ellen Glasgow