What is the opposite of weary
Middle English werien, Old English wēr i gian, derivative of the adj. His principles were welcomed as a return to nature by those who were weary of theoretical disputes. One is fagged by drudgery; he is jaded by incessant repetition of the same act until it becomes increasingly difficult or well-nigh impossible; as, a horse is jaded by a long and unbroken journey. To start to feel that something or someone is boring. Antonyms: , , , , , , , Synonyms: , , , , , , How to use weary in a sentence? Middle English wery, Old English wērig; cognate with Old Saxon -wōrig; akin to Old English wōrian to crumble, break down, totter; v. One who is fatigued suffers from a conscious and painful lack of strength as the result of some overtaxing; an invalid may be fatigued with very slight exertion; when one is wearied, the painful lack of strength is the result of long-continued demand or strain; one is exhausted when the strain has been so severe and continuous as utterly to consume the strength, so that further exertion is for the time impossible. Physically or mentally exhausted by hard work, exertion, strain, fatigued,tired.
