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weary

[weer-ee] / ˈwɪər i /




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The leap was swift and steep—and grating on consumers already weary from years of entrenched inflation.

From The Wall Street Journal

I hide in the dark under my comforter with my travel sweets, furious, but mostly weary of it all.

From Literature

But the sensation they were feeling—that chafing, persistent yearning for something to soothe their weary soul—was often confused with dehydration.

From Literature

And, as the eighth man in the order, he also served up a reminder that there really will be no rest for weary opposing pitchers this season.

From Los Angeles Times

After winning the AI Wars, humans will emerge from our underground bunkers, weary of technology.

From The Wall Street Journal