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weary
verb
(wea-ry)
exhaust or get tired through overuse or great strain or stress
Synonyms:
fag
, fag out,
fatigue
,
jade
,
outwear
,
tire
, tire out,
wear
, wear down, wear out, wear upon,
weary
verb
(wea-ry)
lose interest or become bored with something or somebody
Synonyms:
fatigue
,
jade
,
pall
,
tire
,
weary
adjective
(wea-ry)
physically and mentally fatigued
Synonyms:
aweary
,
Examples:
`aweary' is archaic.
Words Related to
weary
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tired
,
fatigue
,
pall
,
wear
,
tire
,
outwear
,
jade
,
aweary
,
tire out
,
wear down
,
wear out
,
wear upon
,
fatigued
,
exhausted
,
wary
,
desperate
,
sleepy
,
overburdened
,
sick
,
mangy
,
painful
,
onerous
,
enough
,
distressing
,
fag
,
fag out
,
allin
,
restless
,
impatient
,
forlorn
,
listless
,
wearisome
,
antsy
,
anxious
,
tiresome
,
glum
,
cranky
,
bleary
,
despondent
,
downcast
,
lethargic
,
fretful
,
sullen
,
thirsty
,
hopeless
,
groggy
,
disconsolate
,
sleepless
,
careworn
,
defatigate
,
forweary
,
weariable
,
unweary
,
jaded
,
weariful
,
defatigable
,
defatigation
,
dispirited
,
bedraggled
,
weariless
,
frazzled
,
exasperated
,
haggard
,
frustrated
,
palestric
,
forwander
,
fatigable
,
forworn
,
unbowed
,
grumpy
,
chastened
,
befuddled
,
benumbed
,
jittery
,
ragged
,
numbed
,
anguished
,
downlooked
,
interminable
,
fearful
,
oscitant
,
bemused
,
battered
,
scarred
,
discontented
,
wizened
,
fainty
,
sniffly
,
angrier
,
wilting
,
embittered
,
marcid
,
tireling
,
uneasy
,
harried
,
shellshocked
,
skittish
,
grim
,
sloomy
,
joyless
,
weary
Examples by Brain Bank Users
By: Jamie
From:
Words From Novels or Stories - Nov 2018
He was still weary after being desperate for so long.
He was wary about his safety, and weary from the long night of worrying.