Wearying is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WEARYING in dictionary:

VERB:
• WEARY, to make tired
• cause to become tired
• grow tired of or bored with
• be distressed; fret
ADJECTIVE:
• feeling or showing extreme tiredness, especially as a result of excessive exertion
• calling for a great amount of energy or endurance; tiring and tedious
• reluctant to see or experience any more of; tired of
• producing exhaustion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make or become weary

Words related to WEARYING

wearied11 wearies10 weary11

Words that contain WEARYING

bewearying19 unwearying17 wearyingly20 forwearying21 outwearying18 overwearying22 unwearyingly22

How to use WEARYING in a sentence

• Not all the novelty of the scene, not all its vastness, could prevent its heavy horror wearying the spirits.
• If the teacher finds his scholars wearying, however, he can leave as many of the details as he pleases to be treated in connection with other branches.
• In other places I have had to cut short the descriptions of Hindu rites and ceremonies so as to avoid wearying the English reader.
• It created an excitement that was wearying, and when the train pulled into Brownsville it was a tired party that found its way to the hotel.
• Calvert, wearying of the brilliant company, determined to leave the scene and stroll through the gardens.
• There was occasional bitterness in his impatience at the wearying detention, but he controlled it as well as he was able.
• Nevertheless I must, at the risk of wearying you, say a word or two upon the important subject of museums.
• She believed that he missed his old home in Connecticut more than he would acknowledge, and that he was wearying of the monotonous life in the wilderness.
• I only reproach myself for wearying you, and for trying to entrap you into a life that would have been misery to you.
• It never led her actually into a definite discontent with her own conditions of life, irksome, wearying, exhausting though she found them to be.
• This effort only succeeded in wearying his fastidious ears, and he took the bow with both hands and snapped it in two on the innocent instrument, source of harmony and delight.
• Such future tasks furnish sufficient range of subject for wandering attention to rest the mind from the wearying effect of overconcentration or forced attention.
• The fox is safe enough, and, if sportsmen are right, must be rather wearying for open weather, and for the return of his favourite exercise with hounds.
• The road sloped up toward the north, but the rise was gradual and the ascent was not wearying.
• But it was very wearying, and yet he dared not go back.
• Variety and quality in the entertainment, with no wearying pauses between the parts.
• You see, I knew how hard the life was and how wearying it is to have to slave and half-starve all the time, and then Mary wanted money so to send home to help them.
• He displayed no sign of wearying of his contemplation.
• Then followed the long and wearying toil of sight-seeing.
• Wearying and worrying debates, and all to little or no purpose, became the order of the day.
• If all the flowers in a garden were of the same color, the effect would be monotonous and wearying to the eye.
• We are saved thereby the wearying labor of a vain and useless search after knowledge which lies not in her domain.
• Certainly the men who are sent to Congress do not escape this wearying quality.
• There was something strangely exasperating, as well as strangely wearying, in these uncommanded evolutions.
• Perhaps he saw from the first that the music was wearying music to my ignorant ears.
• Success, however wearying and exhausting, gives one a certain working capital of strength, and having succeeded so far he would not now fail.
• Never wearying, ever faithful he watched many years.
• Hard work and new love and daily wearying of the body to the point of exhaustion had banished those phantoms of earlier years, save in his dreams.
• The girl was wearying already, and had made for the shelter of the hill on purpose to avoid being caught in sight of the rest.
• The attentive gods, wearying themselves, following his footsteps, stood at the highest, beautiful standing-place of Agni.
• Pausing within easy range, the French opened fire with deadly effect and continued to kill till Crozet, wearying of the slaughter, told the oarsmen to pull on.
• Then wearying of their life in the wilderness, they built a crazy boat with sails of shirts and sheets and steered for France.
• Between then and now lies the night, stretching like a bar of verdure across wearying sands.
• But then, the latter so evidently believed in Claudius that it comforted her to think of his honest faith, and she would dismiss every doubt again as vain and wearying.
• Let her see such friends as can be trusted to talk to her cheerfully and to amuse, without wearying her.

Similar words containing WEARY without suffix ing

weary11 aweary12 sweary12 beweary15 unweary13 forweary17 outweary14 footweary18 overweary18 bewearying19 unwearying17 wearyingly20 forwearying21 outwearying18 overwearying22 unwearyingly22

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