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Weary

usgb/ˈwɪri/Volume
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Physical EffortPlay
Use 'weary' to express a deep physical tiredness, often from work or exercise. SlideThe construction workers were weary after lifting heavy materials all day.
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Subtle ExhaustionPlay
'Weary' conveys a more profound exhaustion than 'tired' and can imply mental tiredness as well. SlideHe was weary from the constant stress of meeting deadlines.
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Gradual TirednessPlay
The word often suggests a slow build-up of fatigue, rather than sudden tiredness. SlideShe grew weary as the hours passed by in the waiting room.