wearily
/ˈwɪ(ə)rəli
/adverb
With extreme tiredness: he sighed wearily and hauled himself to his feet I trudged wearily home from work...
- I poked my head around the corner, wearily eying the bustling servants.
- She watched them leave, then sunk wearily to the bed.
- The club's long-suffering supporters became wearily familiar with the annual ritual of the new boss being paraded outside the stadium each summer.
- sillimanite
- silliness
- Sillitoe, Alan
- sillock
- sillograph
- sillographer
- Sillonism
- Sillonisme
- Sillonist
- Silloniste
- Sills, Beverly
- silly
- silly as a wheel
- silly ass
- silly billy
- silly-clever
- silly house
- sillyish
- sillyism
- silly money
- silly (or mad or crazy) as a two-bob watch
- Silly Putty
- silly season
- Silly String
- Silly Symphony