Jaded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JADED in dictionary:

VERB:
• JADE, to tire
ADJECTIVE:
• bored or lacking enthusiasm, typically after having had too much of something
• physically tired; exhausted
• tired and unenthusiastic
• dulled by surfeit
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to weary

Words related to JADED

jade12 jadedly19 jadedness18 jadednesses20 jades13 jading15

Words that contain JADED

bejaded18 jadedly19 unjaded16 jadedness18 jadednesses20

How to use JADED in a sentence

• I set spurs to my horse and galloped the jaded beast toward the house as fast as his weary legs would carry him.
• The delegates arrived at Philadelphia jaded and tired.
• It was nearly two hours past noon, the sun fiercely hot, and our horses were nigh jaded out with the rough road and our impatient spurring.
• When Maggie Brady came in she looked weary and jaded, and the paint on her face made her more conspicuous than ever.
• As yet the tension of popular excitement had not jaded the capacity of the city for pleasure.
• But although I lay down like a jaded horse, I was too feverish to sleep.
• It would reach the city at nightfall, and among its jaded passengers was a worn and weary man.
• He stirred her to an interest which she had believed herself too old, too jaded with the ways of the world, ever to feel again.
• I am jaded in soul and body and hardly know what I do want.
• Yelling like young Indians, the boys urged their jaded ponies to greater efforts.
• Midnight had long passed when he retired to his chamber, harassed and jaded by the efforts he had made to preserve appearances, and still more irritated by the wine he had drank.
• His own horse was found in the willows, the saddle cut loose and the bridle off, but the poor, jaded thing had never moved.
• Outside, the fresh morning wind came like a sudden sweet tonic to my jaded nerves.
• The light refreshed the somewhat jaded Helwyse, and during the ensuing interview he ever and anon renewed the draught.
• The storm had cleared away, but the ground was heavy with the recent rain, and our horses were sadly jaded with the ride of the morning.
• But at last the sensual pleasures in which he has been steeped begin to pall upon his jaded senses.
• His purple face had lines, and he looked hot and jaded.
• In Andre-Louis those jaded but quick-moving eyes of the Breton deputy noted changes even more marked.
• Presently came two jaded women, a mother and a grandmother, that appeared, when they crawled out of their beds, to have put on only so much clothing as the law compelled.
• Peter, who had had a long day and very little sleep the night before, began to look jaded.
• Regardless of this fact, it is usually true that the victorious team leaves the field less jaded than the conquered team.
• Every moment brought some new sensation to his jaded nerves.
• Jaded and haggard, he presented a travel-worn appearance.
• He had given up urging his jaded animal, being too jaded himself for the effort.
• He was too jaded with the din of pounds, shillings, and pence to permit his pen to invent facts or to adorn realities.
• I imagined each facial expression thoughtless, heartless, jaded or disgusted.
• Everything is within their reach, consequently their fancy is jaded, and they will make immense efforts to shake off their indifference.

Similar words containing JAD without suffix ed

jade12 jades13 bajada16 bejade16 jadery17 jading15 jadish17 bajadas17 bejaded18 bejades17 jadedly19 jadeite15 jaditic17 unjaded16 bejading19 jadeites16 jadelike20 jaderies16 jadishly22 jadedness18 jadishness21 jadednesses20 jadishnesses23

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