Wearily

usgb/ˈwɪrəli/
adverb

In a tired way, often showing lack of energy or enthusiasm.

She trudged wearily up the stairs after a long day at work.
Visual representation of "wearily" - In a tired way, often showing lack of energy or enthusiasm

Often appears as...

  • sigh wearily
  • shake head wearily
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Physical Fatigue

Use 'wearily' to express physical exhaustion and the effort it takes to do something.

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He carried the boxes wearily into the new house.
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Diminished Enthusiasm

Shows a reduction in someone's energy or excitement about a task or situation.

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The team continued wearily with their practice, despite the setbacks.
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Subtle Disinterest

'wearily' can subtly indicate a lack of interest without being rude.

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She listened to the speech wearily, hardly applauding.
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