weary
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈwɪri/ · UK /ˈwɪəri/
weary means: Very tired after a lot of work or physical activity.
adjective
VERY TIREDB2
Very tired after a lot of work or physical activity.
- The weary travelers needed rest.
- My legs grew weary after hours of walking.
- She was weary from working all night.
TIRED LOOKB2
Showing that someone feels very tired.
- She gave a weary smile.
- His weary eyes closed as the train moved.
- There was a weary sigh from the kitchen.
verb
MAKE TIREDC1
To make someone very tired, or to become very tired.
- The long walk wearied him.
- Hours of waiting had wearied the children.
- As the journey continued, we began to weary.
Questions about weary
What does weary mean?
Very tired after a lot of work or physical activity.
What is weary in other languages?
Türkçe: yorgun · Español: cansado · Français: fatigué · Deutsch: müde · Italiano: stanco · 日本語: 疲れた
How do you pronounce weary?
In American English /ˈwɪri/; in British English /ˈwɪəri/.
How do you use weary in a sentence?
The weary travelers needed rest. My legs grew weary after hours of walking.
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