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Noun
A gripping listlessness caused by boredom
A feeling of melancholia or depression
Fatigue or lethargy, especially mentally or emotionally
A state of listless indifference or spiritual apathy resulting in boredom or melancholy
A state of feeling ill at ease emotionally or mentally
A state of disapproval or feeling of unfulfillment
Verb
To exhaust the patience or interest of
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Noun
▲
A gripping listlessness caused by boredom
tedium
boredom
weariness
doldrums
listlessness
restlessness
lack of interest
ho hums
blahs
sameness
tediousness
dullness
routine
dreariness
monotony
uniformity
dryness
tiresomeness
monotonousness
wearisomeness
repetitiveness
invariability
repetitiousness
routineness
flatness
banality
sameyness
drabness
colourlessness
deadliness
similarity
lifelessness
unchangingness
featurelessness
prosaicness
evenness
humdrumness
humdrum
oneness
uneventfulness
identicalness
monotone
deadness
levelness
likeness
unchangeableness
continuance
equability
colorlessness
continuity
lack of variety
lack of variation
lack of excitement
same old thing
the doldrums
grind
disinterest
malaise
repetition
groove
chore
predictability
uneasiness
blah
treadmill
rat race
daily grind
blandness
vapidity
insipidity
slowness
aridity
jejuneness
yawn
irksomeness
mundaneness
prolixity
drudgery
insipidness
staleness
vapidness
flavorlessness
uninterestingness
commonplaceness
familiarity
monotomy
stodginess
sterility
sterileness
asepticism
innocuousness
unimaginativeness
wateriness
washiness
ordinariness
regularity
boringness
tastelessness
usualness
jejunity
triteness
unremarkableness
tameness
standardization
US
consistency
standardisation
UK
grimness
weakness
sluggishness
characterlessness
savorlessness
feebleness
frustration
dissatisfaction
fatigue
restiveness
homogeneity
world-weariness
lack of diversity
invariableness
constancy
taedium vitae
unoriginality
changelessness
conventionality
pedestrianism
even tenor
meagerness
mildness
flavourlessness
lack of originality
lack of inspiration
lack of imagination
lack of flavour
commonness
normalcy
habitualness
normality
averageness
commonality
prevalence
standardness
customariness
more ❯
“To stave off the
ennui
as I do my pain, I've started to go through my old video collection.”
Noun
▲
A feeling of melancholia or depression
unhappiness
sadness
dejection
despondency
melancholy
depression
blues
dumps
blahs
malaise
uneasiness
disquiet
unease
dissatisfaction
Weltschmerz
spiritlessness
weltschmerz
world-weariness
despair
doldrums
boredom
gloom
desolation
gloominess
dispiritedness
misery
dolefulness
despondence
disconsolateness
woe
sorrowfulness
downheartedness
joylessness
miserableness
glumness
mournfulness
forlornness
dreariness
heartsickness
pessimism
oppression
mopes
despond
funk
low spirits
blue devils
blue funk
discontent
apathy
hopelessness
sorrow
listlessness
distress
melancholia
lassitude
moroseness
dismals
tedium
dullness
dolor
bummer
letdown
downer
wretchedness
desperation
heavy-heartedness
the blues
pensiveness
jadedness
grief
defeatism
dejectedness
dolefuls
megrim
the hump
down trip
wistfulness
disconsolation
moodiness
tearfulness
infirmity
disease
dolour
sickness
illness
ailment
disorder
woefulness
upset
cheerlessness
mopery
dysthymia
weakness
malady
megrims
bleakness
low
discouragement
debility
indisposition
endogenous depression
abjection
the dumps
heaviness of heart
hump
vapors
US
abasement
vapours
UK
slough of despond
one's black dog
lugubriosity
qualm
worry
reactive depression
heavyheartedness
clinical depression
troubles
postnatal depression
mortification
lowness
abjectness
condition
trouble
feebleness
anxiety
decrepitude
unhealthiness
enervation
sickliness
languor
angst
discomfort
anguish
restlessness
weariness
infirmness
ailments
ills
pain
heartache
dismalness
indifference
slump
black mood
agony
torment
heartbreak
regret
disappointment
suffering
disheartenment
dismay
chagrin
mourning
rue
vexation
affliction
infelicity
bitterness
broken-heartedness
torture
lamentation
hurt
heavy heart
demoralization
US
grieving
sorriness
somberness
demoralisation
UK
bereavement
lamenting
broken heart
catatonia
lugubriousness
tribulation
irritation
trial
anhedonia
dysphoria
straits
lament
discontentment
bemoaning
grievance
fretfulness
mental suffering
excruciation
annoyance
desperateness
disquietude
horror
displeasure
pang
misgiving
seriousness
agitation
resentment
foreboding
travail
disgruntlement
heaviness
down
sulks
bewailing
frustration
remorse
sullenness
the mopes
lypemania
trauma
fear
worriment
hardship
strain
headache
trepidation
disillusionment
disenchantment
saturninity
resignedness
dourness
stress
downcastness
dole
hurting
morbidity
bother
aggravation
dread
anger
ordeal
deploring
perturbation
harassment
discomposure
discontentedness
shock
mulligrubs
mubblefubbles
turmoil
disillusion
dashed hopes
disaffection
unrest
aching
low-spiritedness
emotional suffering
blue Johnnies
ill-humor
the dismals
discord
poignancy
devastation
loneliness
grimness
resignation
exasperation
apprehension
strife
cross
burden
extreme unhappiness
tension
pressure
embarrassment
tumult
mope
sombreness
cloud
misfortune
nervousness
tenseness
unfulfilment
blackness
distraction
blue
concern
martyrdom
repentance
weeping
care
bathos
purgatory
a low
spectre
UK
specter
US
shadow
pall
darkness
pining
botheration
aggro
pip
negativity
repining
mirthlessness
agony of mind
aching heart
bleeding heart
inquietude
the blahs
the doldrums
mental pressure
being bummed
extreme upset
infuriation
disturbance
envy
mid-life crisis
cold feet
grievances
lack of confidence
lack of enthusiasm
impatience
loss of confidence
pique
ache
rack
throe
heartbrokenness
passion
twinge
chip on your shoulder
bad feelings
malcontentment
malcontent
fluster
derangement
alarm
disarray
disruption
queasiness
unfulfillment
temper
sulk
grump
grumps
paddy
foulie
mood
bate
mard
bad mood
bad temper
bout of moping
fit of bad temper
fit of pique
fit of ill temper
more ❯
“It did nothing to alleviate the depression, desperation, and miasmic
ennui
that was engulfing me.”
Noun
▲
Fatigue or lethargy, especially mentally or emotionally
lassitude
lethargy
languor
sluggishness
fatigue
enervation
apathy
acedia
languidness
listlessness
torpor
laziness
tiredness
weariness
drowsiness
inertia
dullness
idleness
exhaustion
somnolence
hebetude
sleepiness
lifelessness
weakness
disregard
heaviness
incuriosity
inaction
indifference
passivity
detachment
unconcern
uninterestedness
accidie
disinterest
indolence
boredom
lack of interest
lack of concern
lack of enthusiasm
inactivity
sloth
debility
torpidity
prostration
burnout
feebleness
collapse
faintness
stupor
frazzle
dispassion
disinterestedness
aloofness
jadedness
nonchalance
insouciance
casualness
complacence
incuriousness
impassivity
coolness
dispassionateness
insensibility
emotionlessness
unresponsiveness
coldness
heedlessness
stoicism
phlegm
passiveness
insensitivity
unfeelingness
halfheartedness
impassibility
neutrality
mopery
lack of motivation
uncaring attitude
lack of involvement
narcosis
uninterest
insensibleness
pococurantism
distaste
disgust
overtiredness
fatigation
strain
lack of energy
lack of vitality
brain fag
slothfulness
immobility
slowness
neglect
negligence
otiosity
quiescence
stasis
doldrums
fecklessness
quietude
deferral
depression
non-intervention
dreaminess
frailty
inertness
shiftlessness
doziness
asthenia
torpidness
inanition
enfeeblement
debilitation
leadenness
slackness
delicacy
paralysis
fragility
frailness
oscitancy
supineness
lowness
incapacity
wimpiness
numbness
infirmity
breakdown
stagnancy
unmindfulness
incapacitation
faineance
deadness
fainéance
jet lag
malaise
devitalization
weediness
slacking
shirking
disinclination
procrastination
spiritlessness
grogginess
dopiness
unwillingness
laxness
comatoseness
oscitation
somnolency
helplessness
heavy eyelids
weakening
neurasthenia
anergia
dopeyness
extreme tiredness
lackadaisicalness
impotence
stress
tension
do-nothingness
dejection
lack of effort
depletion
exhaustedness
indisposition
attenuation
remissness
emotional exhaustion
enfeebled state
powerlessness
wall
faineancy
laxity
poor health
inactiveness
skiving
senioritis
indolency
bonk
the wall
immobilization
US
immobilisation
UK
disinclination to move
flimsiness
infirmness
stagnation
lameness
etiolation
sickliness
meagerness
effeteness
dormancy
delicateness
shakiness
thinness
decrepitude
disease
unhealthiness
lack of strength
vegetation
dilatoriness
trifling
pottering
vegetating
loitering
laze
leisure
time-wasting
dilly-dallying
lazing
truancy
loafing
dawdling
dolce far niente
more ❯
“Call it lethargy, call it
ennui
, call it plain, honest to goodness sloth, but I had yet to stir my bones and make the trek north.”
Noun
▲
A state of listless indifference or spiritual apathy resulting in boredom or melancholy
weltschmerz
acedia
mal du siècle
accedie
Noun
▲
A state of feeling ill at ease emotionally or mentally
unrest
disquiet
ferment
turmoil
restlessness
uneasiness
unquietness
fermentation
distress
anguish
grief
anxiety
vexation
irritation
sorrow
annoyance
chagrin
malaise
moodiness
change
tension
trepidation
anxiousness
apprehension
fear
nervousness
Sturm und Drang
suffering
misery
pain
torment
woe
agony
trauma
angst
discord
despair
sadness
disappointment
bitterness
unhappiness
agitation
rue
melancholy
dejection
grievance
heartache
despondency
lamentation
upset
heartbreak
blues
dolor
disquietude
stress
desolation
dissatisfaction
discomfort
wretchedness
depression
bereavement
sorrowfulness
worry
shock
strife
regret
worriment
gloom
infelicity
grieving
desperation
heartsickness
bemoaning
cheerlessness
strain
disconsolateness
mourning
tumult
bewailing
dispiritedness
mournfulness
listlessness
affliction
gloominess
embarrassment
lamenting
funk
broken heart
hurt
mental suffering
heavy heart
emotional suffering
mopes
more ❯
Noun
▲
A state of disapproval or feeling of unfulfillment
dissatisfaction
displeasure
disgruntlement
discontent
annoyance
disappointment
irritation
unhappiness
distress
exasperation
resentment
chagrin
anger
vexation
discontentment
dislike
dismay
disapproval
frustration
disgust
disapprobation
distaste
disquiet
regret
discontentedness
uneasiness
disaffection
aversion
desolation
discomfort
discouragement
disfavour
UK
grievance
anxiety
disrelish
lamentation
worry
malaise
disinclination
indisposition
fretfulness
disfavor
US
restlessness
weariness
envy
letdown
hopelessness
oppression
trouble
disregard
jealousy
malcontent
malcontentment
disliking
complaint
restiveness
Weltschmerz
boredom
heartburn
querulousness
pique
indignation
aggravation
depression
disillusionment
wrath
upset
umbrage
bitterness
sadness
grief
dejection
despondency
ire
melancholy
hurt
fury
peevishness
pain
spleen
crossness
disenchantment
gloominess
despair
rage
rancour
UK
choler
outrage
agitation
bother
discomposure
rancor
US
sorrow
unease
misery
anguish
dispiritedness
perturbation
gloom
woe
disconsolateness
grudge
hostility
acrimony
animosity
impatience
antipathy
unrest
hatred
animus
disillusion
disquietude
infuriation
botheration
offence
UK
cynicism
offense
US
gall
disconsolation
torment
blues
agony
mortification
glumness
downheartedness
mournfulness
heartache
ill will
heartbreak
listlessness
spite
mourning
grieving
irritability
heaviness of heart
low spirits
antagonism
disturbance
resentfulness
tetchiness
testiness
discord
petulance
hate
sourness
shock
vehemence
unfulfillment
moroseness
aggro
huff
turmoil
bile
pip
wretchedness
infelicity
angst
sorrowfulness
miff
cheerlessness
dolor
rue
heartsickness
discomfiture
bad feelings
dumps
chip on your shoulder
desperation
ill-humor
funk
moodiness
blahs
rise
lamenting
world-weariness
heavy-heartedness
ill feeling
righteous anger
doldrums
mopes
heavy heart
broken heart
weltschmerz
disheartenment
contempt
horror
vindictiveness
snappiness
rankling
ill-humour
grievances
shortness
edginess
irascibility
impetuosity
alienation
furor
US
waspishness
temper
qualm
scruple
misgiving
angriness
cantankerousness
pettishness
estrangement
lividness
wrathfulness
biliousness
lividity
nervousness
jitteriness
madness
irateness
abruptness
irritableness
intolerance
curtness
brusqueness
birse
disagreement
sorriness
weeping
dolefulness
touchiness
sullenness
crabbiness
souring
repugnance
dissidence
unfriendliness
mad
dolour
mood
dissension
apathy
suffering
quick temper
stroppiness
tearfulness
dejectedness
infirmity
harassment
fluster
derangement
alarm
disease
sickness
illness
trauma
churlishness
ailment
disarray
disruption
scorn
joylessness
poignancy
disorder
spiritlessness
weakness
ill humour
bad temper
queasiness
affront
malady
hot temper
debility
being rubbed up the wrong way
forlornness
woefulness
bleakness
miserableness
embitteredness
furore
UK
condition
slow burn
boiling point
feebleness
comedown
enmity
stress
dismals
downcastness
melancholia
dysphoria
despondence
lowness
pensiveness
pessimism
dreariness
dismalness
anticlimax
malice
washout
decrepitude
rude awakening
a rude awakening
worriment
bereavement
strife
defeatism
abasement
abjection
anhedonia
despond
abjectness
blow
unhealthiness
enervation
setback
sickliness
bummer
heavyheartedness
languor
affliction
embarrassment
bewailing
bemoaning
strain
tumult
failure
lassitude
blue funk
a low
broken-heartedness
blue devils
incensement
the dumps
the blues
flop
malignity
emotional suffering
mental suffering
jaundice
dudgeon
passion
bringdown
infirmness
acerbity
damp squib
ailments
ills
peeve
bitter pill
score
down
exacerbation
fog
bad blood
bad feeling
hard feelings
ill feelings
more ❯
Verb
▲
To exhaust the patience or interest of
tire
US
weary
bore
jade
become tired
become weary
get tired
get weary
sicken
become bored
become fed up
become jaded
become satiated
become sick
get bored
get fed up
get jaded
get satiated
get sick
become fed to death
get fed to death
become sick to death
get sick to death
have had enough
have had a glut
have had a surfeit
have had something up to here
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