Tire of

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Emotional State

Indicates one's emotional state of boredom or dissatisfaction with a situation, often growing gradually over time.

After months of the same routine, he began to tire of his job.

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Implies Change

Suggests the possibility of a change or the need for something new because the current situation no longer attracts interest.

As seasons changed, the children tired of indoor games.

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Subjectivity

What bores one person may not tire another; understanding personal preferences is key for effective use of the phrase.

I never tire of reading, but my brother tires of it quickly.