weary
//ˈwɪəri//
Adjective
wearyCanonical form
wearierComparative
weariestSuperlative
1
Feeling or showing extreme tiredness, especially as a result of excessive exertion or lack of sleep.
After working a twelve-hour shift, she felt weary and just wanted to sleep.
2
Reluctant to see or experience any more of something; bored or no longer interested.
I'm weary of hearing the same excuses over and over.
Verb
wearyInfinitive
wearyPresent tense
weariedPast tense
weariedPast participle
wearyingPresent participle
weariesThird-person singular
1
To cause someone to become tired or exhausted.
The long journey wearied the travelers.
2
To grow tired of or bored with something.
She began to weary of the same routine every day.