Wearied Meaning in English
word · lemma: weary
ˈwɪɹid
WEER-eed
wˈiəɹɪd
WEER-id
Definition
Feeling very tired or exhausted, either physically or emotionally. It can also mean bored by something done repeatedly.
Usage & Nuances
'Wearied' is formal and literary; more common alternatives are 'tired' or 'exhausted'. Often used with 'by' or 'with' to show the source of fatigue. Can also express emotional or mental fatigue with repetitive tasks.
Spanish: cansado - fatigadoPortuguese (BR): cansado - fatigadoPortuguese (PT): cansado - fatigadoChinese (Simplified): 疲惫的 - 厌倦的Chinese (Traditional): 疲憊的 - 厭倦的Hindi: थका हुआ - ऊबा हुआArabic: مُرهَق - مُتعَبBengali: ক্লান্ত - অবসন্নRussian: утомлённый - измученныйJapanese: 疲れきった - 疲弊したVietnamese: kiệt sức - mệt mỏiKorean: 지친 - 피곤한Turkish: yorgun - bitkinUrdu: تھکا ہوا - متعبIndonesian: keletihan - merasa lelah
Example Sentences
She had grown wearied of hearing the same excuses every time.
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She felt wearied after a long day's work.
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I am wearied by endless meetings.
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The runner grew wearied near the finish line.
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He listened with a wearied expression as the story dragged on.
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By midnight, everyone looked too wearied to continue.
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