wearied
/ˈwɪr.id/
adjective
- Feeling or showing tiredness, especially from long effort or worry.
- The wearied soldiers rested in the shade before continuing their march.
- The wearied travelers finally reached the inn after a long day on the road.
- Her wearied eyes showed how little sleep she had gotten.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense of 'weary': to cause someone to become tired or lose patience.
- The constant noise wearied the old man until he could barely think.
- The endless questions wearied the teacher by the end of the day.
- The long lecture wearied the students, who began to fidget in their seats.