weary
adjective, wea·ri·er, wea·ri·est.
verb (used with or without object), wea·ried, wea·ry·ing.
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Related Words for wearied
shot, debilitated, weakened, drained, beat, limp, bushed, spent, worn, weary, disabled, fatigued, crippled, wasted, enervated, frazzled, sapped, bleary, deadExamples from the Web for wearied
Contemporary Examples of wearied
He had died by then, and my grandmother, my uncle, and my mother, wearied by all the procedures involved, accepted their offer.
Or the victory in Nevada for the wooden, wearied majority leader Harry Reid?
The rest of the notebook is blank, as though she has wearied of her own self-scrutiny.
In such a climate of wearied cynicism, shamelessness may thrive.
Historical Examples of wearied
The mother had dragged her wearied body out for a day of "light" work.
Ester Ried Yet SpeakingIsabella Alden
The trail found itself under my feet; I was not in the least wearied.
The Trail BookMary Austin
He had been lightly hooked on the angle of the right jaw, and the hook had not wearied him.
American NotesRudyard Kipling
Wearied, he deposited himself sulkily in an armchair by the hearth.
The Black BagLouis Joseph Vance
He devoured her with his eyes, sighed, and wearied her with prayers and reproaches.
A Hero of Our TimeM. Y. Lermontov