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.
- in (or over) the course of time
- in (or to) excess
- in (or under) full sail
- in (or with) calf
- in (or with) foal
- in (or within) living memory
- in (or within) one's sights
- in (or within) sight of
- inosculate
- inosculation
- inosine
- inositol
- in other words
- inotropic
- inotropy
- in our (or your, their, etc.) midst
- in outline
- in ovo
- I-now
- INP
- in pairs
- in pale
- in paperback
- in parallel
- in parenthesis