weariful
/ˈwɪrɪfəl/
adjective
- Feeling or causing tiredness, exhaustion, or fatigue.
- She gave a weariful sigh as she looked at the pile of laundry.
- The weariful teacher struggled to keep the class's attention after lunch.
- After the long hike, the weariful hikers collapsed by the campfire.
- Showing or expressing a lack of patience or enthusiasm due to boredom or repetition.
- His weariful tone made it clear he had heard the same joke many times.
- The audience grew weariful during the third hour of the lecture.
- She offered a weariful smile, having answered the same question all day.