Similar words: unwearied, varied, unvaried, wearing, wearily, swearing, wearisome, weariness. Meaning: ['wɪrɪ /'wɪər] 
adj. exhausted.
adj. exhausted. 
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1 Mary wouldn't admit how much the children wearied her.
2 Amanda wouldn't admit how much the children wearied her.
3 They were wearied out with the strenuous manual labour.
4 She was wearied by the constant noise.
5 As the day wore on, we wearied of the journey.
6 The political hysteria soon wearied him and he dropped the newspaper to the floor.
7 The public had wearied of his repeated warnings of a revolution that never seemed to start.
8 He was content there; he wore a wearied smile.
9 Age had not yet wearied them; they were well capable of standing up for themselves, so to speak.
10 Its members wearied of the task, seeking relief in absence which reduced the Junta to a handful of members.
11 They were wearied with the foulness of the weather.
12 The long hours of work have wearied me.
13 She soon wearied of him and found another lover.
14 Utterly wearied, I slumped into the chair.
15 He became wearied with his job.
16 Eventually he wearied of wooing fame and fortune.
17 Clara wearied of his flippancy.
18 Though wearied, she would be inconspicuous.
19 I laid myself down to rest my wearied limbs.
20 He had wearied of teaching in state universities.
21 Thou art wearied in the multitude of thy counsels.
22 The long journey wearied us.
23 Eventually I wearied of the bureaucratic infightings.
24 Their father and mother were wearied and broken with excessive labour.
25 So he fell back into civvy street,[www.Sentencedict.com] heartily pushed by his wearied superiors.
26 It was only as the day wore on that we wearied of the journey and began to be afraid.
27 Perhaps it would have, except that she was nodding off, wearied by Anna, lulled by the sound of the waves.
28 He would have been acting out of character and trying on something his party had wearied of.
29 And shake the yoke of inauspicious stars from this work -- wearied flesh.
30 In 1872, a dry-goods salesman named Aaron Montgomery Ward wearied of visiting far-flung stores, so he mailed descriptions of goods directly to rural residents.