Definition of weariness in English:

weariness

noun ˈwɪərɪnɪsˈwɪrinəs

mass noun

1Extreme tiredness; fatigue.
he began to feel weariness
Example sentencesExamples
- Her voice hoarse, she conceded some weariness from the lengthy campaign, saying her decision to take off the Easter weekend had only allowed exhaustion to set in.
- Virtually worn out by the life he has led, there is a weariness in his character's every movement.
- This time, I've not been sleeping from weariness.
- Rogers, Henderson and Nattiel all were in on that play and, by that point in the game, were fighting weariness.
- He ran a hand through his unkempt dark hair with undisguised weariness.
- Arsenal shook off their recent weariness to force Chelsea aside in this sixth-round replay.
- I went into the office to find the offender, and saw a worried woman crumpled in a chair in the corner, wearing a look of weariness and doubt.
- But I was overcome with weariness, and so I went to bed.
- All her weariness left her, all her sadness and bitterness were gone, sorrow was far behind her.
- Excessive breathing of fumes causes headache, weariness, and irritation of the nose and throat.
- It is claimed, probably incorrectly, that in social environments yawning and weariness are due to an accumulation of carbon dioxide.
- His breathing was rapid and shallow and the sorrow and weariness in his eyes were very apparent.
- However, as weariness set in, Leeds hit a late treble to finish the game.
- While others complain of weariness, this team are more vivacious than ever.
- So with her busy schedule, my busy schedule and her general sense of weariness I told her to take an entire week off.
- My weariness was exacerbated by the cold chill of the air conditioning and the low lighting of the hotel room.
- Moreover, until the Ukrainian doctors diagnosed food poisoning we thought it was just weariness, resulting from his endless tours, rallies and meetings with people.
- Even at the end of a particularly exhausting day of training Valery can make the others forget their weariness.
- It was in moments like these that he felt his full age and more, the euphoria of command replaced by a lethargic weariness.
- Only her slightly erratic movements and an obvious weariness remind you that for the past 25 years she has suffered from Parkinson's disease.
Synonyms
tiredness, fatigue, exhaustion, prostration, overtiredness, collapse
jet lag
sleepiness, drowsiness, somnolence, doziness
lethargy, lassitude, languor, languidness, debility, enervation, listlessness, sluggishness, lifelessness, torpor, inertia
2Reluctance to see or experience any more of something.
growing war-weariness
Example sentencesExamples
- Why should the prospect of another remake prompt groans and feelings of weariness?
- Doubtless, the PM's strategy also depends on an increasing weariness over the subject among voters.
- There is also a growing weariness in rural communities over the impacts of the recent war.
- An immense weariness overcomes me at the very thought of politics.
- This was rejected out of hand by the High Command, and by the summer of 1918 disillusionment and war weariness seriously undermined the army's effectiveness.
- Michael Caine really nailed the world weariness of his character, and his growing sense of anger and despair was completely sold through understatement.
- Still, we should not equate war weariness (prevalent during both wars) with lack of will or indifference.
- As war weariness grew and as inflation both measured and helped to produce economic disaster, the situation rapidly deteriorated.
- Analysts said the public's weariness over the reform movement was due in part to its lack of direction.
- I sense weariness with both liberals and conservatives who seem to disrespect others ' convictions and disregard concern for unity in the church.
- The vote was a sign of weariness with rampant cronyism in government and a rapidly declining economy.
- In recent years there has been both a discernible weariness with the violent impasse and a growing desire for peace among the parties to the conflict.
- Maybe there's some reluctance and weariness about going through all the motions we require a person to make before he can be President.
- What is the cause of the weariness of life which sometimes takes possession of people without any assignable reason?
- If the vote does any good, it will be more by good luck and war weariness than good planning.
- Frustration and weariness permeates most of the debate about the inequality of the healthcare system, with public waiting lists topping 29,000 in December.
- On the contrary, Ionesco's personal opinion about the struggle for progress and human emancipation contains a world weariness that finds expression in almost every one of his plays.
- My evidence is anecdotal, but I detect a growing weariness among the public with his lust for power.
- Her lawyer confirmed her client's increasing weariness over the delays.
- He was Lord Privy Seal in 1919-21, but then resigned, owing to ill health and a general weariness of office.

Definition of weariness in US English:

weariness

nounˈwirēnəsˈwɪrinəs

1Extreme tiredness; fatigue.
he began to feel weariness
Example sentencesExamples
- But I was overcome with weariness, and so I went to bed.
- All her weariness left her, all her sadness and bitterness were gone, sorrow was far behind her.
- Moreover, until the Ukrainian doctors diagnosed food poisoning we thought it was just weariness, resulting from his endless tours, rallies and meetings with people.
- While others complain of weariness, this team are more vivacious than ever.
- Even at the end of a particularly exhausting day of training Valery can make the others forget their weariness.
- My weariness was exacerbated by the cold chill of the air conditioning and the low lighting of the hotel room.
- It was in moments like these that he felt his full age and more, the euphoria of command replaced by a lethargic weariness.
- Only her slightly erratic movements and an obvious weariness remind you that for the past 25 years she has suffered from Parkinson's disease.
- This time, I've not been sleeping from weariness.
- Her voice hoarse, she conceded some weariness from the lengthy campaign, saying her decision to take off the Easter weekend had only allowed exhaustion to set in.
- So with her busy schedule, my busy schedule and her general sense of weariness I told her to take an entire week off.
- Virtually worn out by the life he has led, there is a weariness in his character's every movement.
- It is claimed, probably incorrectly, that in social environments yawning and weariness are due to an accumulation of carbon dioxide.
- Excessive breathing of fumes causes headache, weariness, and irritation of the nose and throat.
- Rogers, Henderson and Nattiel all were in on that play and, by that point in the game, were fighting weariness.
- Arsenal shook off their recent weariness to force Chelsea aside in this sixth-round replay.
- However, as weariness set in, Leeds hit a late treble to finish the game.
- I went into the office to find the offender, and saw a worried woman crumpled in a chair in the corner, wearing a look of weariness and doubt.
- He ran a hand through his unkempt dark hair with undisguised weariness.
- His breathing was rapid and shallow and the sorrow and weariness in his eyes were very apparent.
Synonyms
tiredness, fatigue, exhaustion, prostration, overtiredness, collapse
2Reluctance to see or experience any more of something.
hardship at home produced war-weariness
Example sentencesExamples
- This was rejected out of hand by the High Command, and by the summer of 1918 disillusionment and war weariness seriously undermined the army's effectiveness.
- On the contrary, Ionesco's personal opinion about the struggle for progress and human emancipation contains a world weariness that finds expression in almost every one of his plays.
- What is the cause of the weariness of life which sometimes takes possession of people without any assignable reason?
- If the vote does any good, it will be more by good luck and war weariness than good planning.
- Doubtless, the PM's strategy also depends on an increasing weariness over the subject among voters.
- There is also a growing weariness in rural communities over the impacts of the recent war.
- He was Lord Privy Seal in 1919-21, but then resigned, owing to ill health and a general weariness of office.
- Maybe there's some reluctance and weariness about going through all the motions we require a person to make before he can be President.
- Frustration and weariness permeates most of the debate about the inequality of the healthcare system, with public waiting lists topping 29,000 in December.
- Analysts said the public's weariness over the reform movement was due in part to its lack of direction.
- An immense weariness overcomes me at the very thought of politics.
- Still, we should not equate war weariness (prevalent during both wars) with lack of will or indifference.
- As war weariness grew and as inflation both measured and helped to produce economic disaster, the situation rapidly deteriorated.
- In recent years there has been both a discernible weariness with the violent impasse and a growing desire for peace among the parties to the conflict.
- Michael Caine really nailed the world weariness of his character, and his growing sense of anger and despair was completely sold through understatement.
- I sense weariness with both liberals and conservatives who seem to disrespect others ' convictions and disregard concern for unity in the church.
- The vote was a sign of weariness with rampant cronyism in government and a rapidly declining economy.
- Why should the prospect of another remake prompt groans and feelings of weariness?
- Her lawyer confirmed her client's increasing weariness over the delays.
- My evidence is anecdotal, but I detect a growing weariness among the public with his lust for power.

单词	weariness
释义	Definition of weariness in English: weariness noun ˈwɪərɪnɪsˈwɪrinəs mass noun 1Extreme tiredness; fatigue. he began to feel weariness Example sentencesExamples Her voice hoarse, she conceded some weariness from the lengthy campaign, saying her decision to take off the Easter weekend had only allowed exhaustion to set in. Virtually worn out by the life he has led, there is a weariness in his character's every movement. This time, I've not been sleeping from weariness. Rogers, Henderson and Nattiel all were in on that play and, by that point in the game, were fighting weariness. He ran a hand through his unkempt dark hair with undisguised weariness. Arsenal shook off their recent weariness to force Chelsea aside in this sixth-round replay. I went into the office to find the offender, and saw a worried woman crumpled in a chair in the corner, wearing a look of weariness and doubt. But I was overcome with weariness, and so I went to bed. All her weariness left her, all her sadness and bitterness were gone, sorrow was far behind her. Excessive breathing of fumes causes headache, weariness, and irritation of the nose and throat. It is claimed, probably incorrectly, that in social environments yawning and weariness are due to an accumulation of carbon dioxide. His breathing was rapid and shallow and the sorrow and weariness in his eyes were very apparent. However, as weariness set in, Leeds hit a late treble to finish the game. While others complain of weariness, this team are more vivacious than ever. So with her busy schedule, my busy schedule and her general sense of weariness I told her to take an entire week off. My weariness was exacerbated by the cold chill of the air conditioning and the low lighting of the hotel room. Moreover, until the Ukrainian doctors diagnosed food poisoning we thought it was just weariness, resulting from his endless tours, rallies and meetings with people. Even at the end of a particularly exhausting day of training Valery can make the others forget their weariness. It was in moments like these that he felt his full age and more, the euphoria of command replaced by a lethargic weariness. Only her slightly erratic movements and an obvious weariness remind you that for the past 25 years she has suffered from Parkinson's disease. Synonyms tiredness, fatigue, exhaustion, prostration, overtiredness, collapse jet lag sleepiness, drowsiness, somnolence, doziness lethargy, lassitude, languor, languidness, debility, enervation, listlessness, sluggishness, lifelessness, torpor, inertia 2Reluctance to see or experience any more of something. growing war-weariness Example sentencesExamples Why should the prospect of another remake prompt groans and feelings of weariness? Doubtless, the PM's strategy also depends on an increasing weariness over the subject among voters. There is also a growing weariness in rural communities over the impacts of the recent war. An immense weariness overcomes me at the very thought of politics. This was rejected out of hand by the High Command, and by the summer of 1918 disillusionment and war weariness seriously undermined the army's effectiveness. Michael Caine really nailed the world weariness of his character, and his growing sense of anger and despair was completely sold through understatement. Still, we should not equate war weariness (prevalent during both wars) with lack of will or indifference. As war weariness grew and as inflation both measured and helped to produce economic disaster, the situation rapidly deteriorated. Analysts said the public's weariness over the reform movement was due in part to its lack of direction. I sense weariness with both liberals and conservatives who seem to disrespect others ' convictions and disregard concern for unity in the church. The vote was a sign of weariness with rampant cronyism in government and a rapidly declining economy. In recent years there has been both a discernible weariness with the violent impasse and a growing desire for peace among the parties to the conflict. Maybe there's some reluctance and weariness about going through all the motions we require a person to make before he can be President. What is the cause of the weariness of life which sometimes takes possession of people without any assignable reason? If the vote does any good, it will be more by good luck and war weariness than good planning. Frustration and weariness permeates most of the debate about the inequality of the healthcare system, with public waiting lists topping 29,000 in December. On the contrary, Ionesco's personal opinion about the struggle for progress and human emancipation contains a world weariness that finds expression in almost every one of his plays. My evidence is anecdotal, but I detect a growing weariness among the public with his lust for power. Her lawyer confirmed her client's increasing weariness over the delays. He was Lord Privy Seal in 1919-21, but then resigned, owing to ill health and a general weariness of office. Definition of weariness in US English: weariness nounˈwirēnəsˈwɪrinəs 1Extreme tiredness; fatigue. he began to feel weariness Example sentencesExamples But I was overcome with weariness, and so I went to bed. All her weariness left her, all her sadness and bitterness were gone, sorrow was far behind her. Moreover, until the Ukrainian doctors diagnosed food poisoning we thought it was just weariness, resulting from his endless tours, rallies and meetings with people. While others complain of weariness, this team are more vivacious than ever. Even at the end of a particularly exhausting day of training Valery can make the others forget their weariness. My weariness was exacerbated by the cold chill of the air conditioning and the low lighting of the hotel room. It was in moments like these that he felt his full age and more, the euphoria of command replaced by a lethargic weariness. Only her slightly erratic movements and an obvious weariness remind you that for the past 25 years she has suffered from Parkinson's disease. This time, I've not been sleeping from weariness. Her voice hoarse, she conceded some weariness from the lengthy campaign, saying her decision to take off the Easter weekend had only allowed exhaustion to set in. So with her busy schedule, my busy schedule and her general sense of weariness I told her to take an entire week off. Virtually worn out by the life he has led, there is a weariness in his character's every movement. It is claimed, probably incorrectly, that in social environments yawning and weariness are due to an accumulation of carbon dioxide. Excessive breathing of fumes causes headache, weariness, and irritation of the nose and throat. Rogers, Henderson and Nattiel all were in on that play and, by that point in the game, were fighting weariness. Arsenal shook off their recent weariness to force Chelsea aside in this sixth-round replay. However, as weariness set in, Leeds hit a late treble to finish the game. I went into the office to find the offender, and saw a worried woman crumpled in a chair in the corner, wearing a look of weariness and doubt. He ran a hand through his unkempt dark hair with undisguised weariness. His breathing was rapid and shallow and the sorrow and weariness in his eyes were very apparent. Synonyms tiredness, fatigue, exhaustion, prostration, overtiredness, collapse 2Reluctance to see or experience any more of something. hardship at home produced war-weariness Example sentencesExamples This was rejected out of hand by the High Command, and by the summer of 1918 disillusionment and war weariness seriously undermined the army's effectiveness. On the contrary, Ionesco's personal opinion about the struggle for progress and human emancipation contains a world weariness that finds expression in almost every one of his plays. What is the cause of the weariness of life which sometimes takes possession of people without any assignable reason? If the vote does any good, it will be more by good luck and war weariness than good planning. Doubtless, the PM's strategy also depends on an increasing weariness over the subject among voters. There is also a growing weariness in rural communities over the impacts of the recent war. He was Lord Privy Seal in 1919-21, but then resigned, owing to ill health and a general weariness of office. Maybe there's some reluctance and weariness about going through all the motions we require a person to make before he can be President. Frustration and weariness permeates most of the debate about the inequality of the healthcare system, with public waiting lists topping 29,000 in December. Analysts said the public's weariness over the reform movement was due in part to its lack of direction. An immense weariness overcomes me at the very thought of politics. Still, we should not equate war weariness (prevalent during both wars) with lack of will or indifference. As war weariness grew and as inflation both measured and helped to produce economic disaster, the situation rapidly deteriorated. In recent years there has been both a discernible weariness with the violent impasse and a growing desire for peace among the parties to the conflict. Michael Caine really nailed the world weariness of his character, and his growing sense of anger and despair was completely sold through understatement. I sense weariness with both liberals and conservatives who seem to disrespect others ' convictions and disregard concern for unity in the church. The vote was a sign of weariness with rampant cronyism in government and a rapidly declining economy. Why should the prospect of another remake prompt groans and feelings of weariness? Her lawyer confirmed her client's increasing weariness over the delays. My evidence is anecdotal, but I detect a growing weariness among the public with his lust for power.
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