wearifulness
/ˈwɪrɪfəlnəs/
noun
- The state or quality of being very tired, either physically or mentally; exhaustion.
- After three days of hiking without rest, a deep wearifulness settled over the group.
- The constant noise and lack of sleep led to a wearifulness that made it hard to concentrate.
- She tried to hide her wearifulness, but her drooping eyelids gave her away.
- A feeling of boredom or lack of interest caused by something repetitive or tedious.
- The wearifulness of doing the same chores every weekend made her wish for a change.
- Listening to the long, dull lecture only increased her wearifulness.
- The same routine day after day filled him with a quiet wearifulness.