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• v  exhaust or get tired through overuse or great strain or stress
• v  lose interest or become bored with something or somebody
• s  producing exhaustion

• But just four months after the coup, local polls show that the Thai public is wearying of military rule.
• Once she finishes her exercises, Rice starts pounding a different treadmill a wearying circuit of meetings with Israeli and Palestinians, who do little more than blame one .
• The search for victims continued for long, wearying hours.

• tire
• wear upon
• tire out
• wear
• weary
• jade
• wear out
• outwear
• wear down
• fag out
• fag
• fatigue
• pall
• exhausting
• tiring
• wearing

• refresh

News & Articles

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• Rapids endure tough week that includes loss of Pablo Mastroeni
  It's fair to say the past six days marked a low point in the Rapids' season. And in the Colorado club's 18-year history, there may not have been a more wearying week.
  June 21, 2013 - Denver Post

Quotes

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• Jared Paul Stern in New York Times
  Reflecting on those early years, Mr. Stern said: "Obviously it's exciting, and I think if you are young and out doing that kind of thing, it is great. As time goes on it gets a little wearying."
• Brian Goorjian in Sydney Morning Herald
  It's been a bloody good run but, to be truthful, it can be wearying in Sydney to feel like even a good season isn't good enough,Goorjian said. "No one wants to know about the Kings unless they're in a grand final. We've wanted to lift the...