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What is another word for
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Comparative for feeling or showing extreme tiredness, especially as a result of excessive exertion
Comparative for reluctant to see or experience any more of
Comparative for calling for a great amount of energy or endurance
Comparative for boring or uninteresting in nature
Comparative for lacking energy, spirit, liveliness or vitality
(
colloquial
)
Comparative for physically weak
Comparative for in a state of unhappiness or despondency
Comparative for having an unimpressed or indifferent attitude
Comparative for showing a lack of care, interest or concern
Comparative for feeling a sense of disgust or repulsion
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Adjective
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Comparative for feeling or showing extreme tiredness, especially as a result of excessive exertion
sleepier
drowsier
deader
sicker
lower
blearier
limper
logier
weaker
flatter
droopier
infirmer
fainter
groggier
gaunter
wanner
peakier
feebler
paler
sicklier
sluggisher
dozier
dreamier
emptier
frailer
slighter
wimpier
sorer
tenderer
softer
unhealthier
badder
rottener
lousier
shakier
unsteadier
tenser
sallower
grimmer
ropier
crummier
seedier
queerer
lamer
heavier
more tired
more exhausted
more drained
more fatigued
more jaded
more enervated
more knackered
more done
more whacked
more worn
more bored
more pooped
more shattered
more aweary
more beat
more beaten
more drooping
more loggy
more overworked
more taxed
more zonked
more asleep
more somnolent
more worn out
more tuckered out
more clapped out
more done up
more tapped out
more fagged out
more played out
more wasted
more frazzled
more effete
more weakened
more shot
more jiggered
more fordone
more fried
more puffed
more whipped
more wabbit
more stonkered
more rooted
more toilworn
more shagged out
more haggard
more weariful
more disabled
more breathless
more washed out
more languid
more dead on one's feet
more strained
more puffed out
more careworn
more drawn
more listless
more languorous
more wrecked
more bleary-eyed
more used up
more unwell
more finished
more ashen
more blanched
more etiolated
more dog-weary
more slumberous
more broken-down
more asthenic
more dopey
more hollow-eyed
more torpid
more stressed out
more heavy-lidded
more used
more bedraggled
more lethargic
more lacklustre
UK
more lackluster
US
more narcoleptic
more overused
more blasé
more lackadaisical
more comatose
more supine
more stuporous
more delicate
more ill
more incapacitated
more indisposed
more ailing
more unsubstantial
more wimpish
more decrepit
more softened
more anemic
US
more bedridden
more off-color
US
more anaemic
UK
more out of sorts
more aching
more footsore
more raddled
more stressed
more powerless
more diminished
more gutted
more weak-kneed
more withered
more fraught
more wrinkled
more crook
more peaked
more off
more impoverished
more reduced
more peakish
more apathetic
more handicapped
more overloaded
more lumbering
more hurt
more challenged
more inert
more inactive
more indolent
more wooden
more helpless
more invalid
more overburdened
more incapable
more paretic
more hamstrung
more physically challenged
more differently abled
more exceptional
more ❯
“Alaina collapsed onto the bed,
weary
from the day's events.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for reluctant to see or experience any more of
sicker
cooler
world-wearier
glummer
miserabler
gloomier
angrier
sorer
crosser
irater
madder
huffier
hotter under the collar
eggier
shirtier
livider
rabider
hotter
testier
snakier
unhappier
rattier
bitterer
grumpier
sulkier
surlier
sullener
crabbier
wilder
dirtier
filthier
grouchier
benter
worse-tempered
saltier
acrider
harder
crankier
fiercer
violenter
touchier
pricklier
snittier
snappier
stroppier
uptighter
darker
sparer
hatefuller
sourer
more bored
more disillusioned
more tired
more disgusted
more jaded
more discontented
more impatient
more indifferent
more satiated
more fed up
more sick and tired
more browned off
more blasé
more irritated
more exasperated
more annoyed
more disgruntled
more uninterested
more piqued
more discouraged
more irked
more disheartened
more depressed
more brassed off
more dissatisfied
more disinterested
more fatigued
more put out
more cheesed off
more aweary
more miffed
more teed off
more peed off
more jaundiced
more cynical
more blah
more listless
more spiritless
more inattentive
more benumbed
more dismal
more sated
more blue
more vexed
more displeased
more aggravated
more aggrieved
more resentful
more enraged
more furious
more incensed
more infuriated
more nettled
more indignant
more upset
more angered
more wrathful
more ireful
more bothered
more choleric
more affronted
more fuming
more snuffy
more steamed up
more steaming
more ballistic
more ticked
more inflamed
more miffy
more steamed
more hurt
more troubled
more wroth
more boiling
more crook
more frustrated
more infuriate
more hopping
more perturbed
more agitated
more ropeable
more disturbed
more pained
more wrath
more distressed
more irritable
more raging
more soreheaded
more bummed out
more worked up
more antagonized
US
more disappointed
more frenzied
more frantic
more flustered
more aerated
more choked
more ill-humored
US
more unglued
more petulant
more peevish
more malcontent
more incandescent
more raving
more churlish
more disaffected
more acrimonious
more crazed
more demented
more heated
more unreasonable
more bugged
more worried
more desperate
more afflicted
more insane
more waxy
more irrational
more corybantic
more smoking
more ill-tempered
more torqued off
more scornful
more PO'd
more reproachful
more anguished
more rancorous
more annoying
more vehement
more discontent
more malcontented
more critical
more ungratified
more out of sorts
more short-tempered
more quick-tempered
more unamused
more irascible
more splenetic
more hostile
more shocked
more passionate
more scandalized
US
more hot and bothered
more antagonistic
more dogged
more dishonored
US
more dishonoured
UK
more umbrageous
more ❯
“Many coffee snobs have surprisingly grown
weary
of throwing random words into their coffee order so as to appear ahead of the crowd.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for calling for a great amount of energy or endurance
tougher
difficulter
harder
heavier
severer
harsher
rougher
ruggeder
weightier
grimmer
stiffer
crueler
painfuller
sweatier
taller
seriouser
stickier
ambitiouser
thornier
fiercer
hairier
unpleasanter
extremer
bitterer
stricter
mightier
intenser
immenser
tenser
austerer
awkwarder
trickier
wretcheder
harder-won
dicier
awfuller
viciouser
drudgier
tighter
dourer
heftier
slower
boringer
starker
badder
bleaker
barrener
graver
unfriendlier
livelier
wilder
fuller
bumpier
rowdier
unrulier
busier
more tiring
more arduous
more taxing
more wearing
more draining
more enervating
more exhausting
more stressful
more tedious
more tiresome
more burdensome
more challenging
more crushing
more demanding
more exacting
more grueling
US
more gruelling
UK
more laborious
more onerous
more trying
more wearisome
more crippling
more punishing
more irksome
more rigorous
more strenuous
more oppressive
more toilsome
more murderous
more killing
more debilitating
more testing
more hellish
more exigent
more formidable
more backbreaking
more troublesome
more excruciating
more brutal
more Herculean
more grievous
more bothersome
more unsparing
more effortful
more stringent
more harrowing
more persnickety
more ponderous
more tortuous
more torturous
more killer
more operose
more unremitting
more toilful
more unbearable
more intolerable
more hellacious
more cumbersome
more agonizing
US
more labored
US
more laboured
UK
more vexatious
more painstaking
more relentless
more daunting
more galling
more unforgiving
more distressing
more Augean
more forbidding
more vigorous
more unyielding
more intimidating
more worrying
more gargantuan
more nerve-racking
more traumatic
more hectic
more frustrating
more fraught
more difficile
more slavish
more exasperating
more inhuman
more merciless
more solemn
more distressful
more jarring
more worksome
more staggering
more gigantic
more colossal
more insufferable
more titanic
more uncomfortable
more unendurable
more anxious
more pressing
more disturbing
more inconvenient
more hardhanded
more time-consuming
more torturesome
more hazardous
more ominous
more scabrous
more troubling
more ferocious
more prohibitive
more tormenting
more savage
more almighty
more impossible
more problem
more upsetting
more punitive
more inexorable
more pestilent
more searching
more dogged
more immoderate
more thoroughgoing
more soul-sucking
more worrisome
more major
more superincumbent
more incapacitating
more nerve-wracking
more devastating
more paralysing
UK
more paralyzing
US
more hardworking
more inhospitable
more comfortless
more work-intensive
more spartan
more disagreeable
more hostile
more overwhelming
more Spartan
more desolate
more bare-bones
more excessive
more chaotic
more frantic
more overpowering
more frenzied
more frenetic
more eventful
more active
more turbulent
more restless
more energetic
more tumultuous
more flustering
more bustling
more animated
more furious
more full on
more action-packed
more spirited
more raucous
more ❯
“Allie had no choice but to follow him as they began their
weary
trek across the wide, empty beach.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for boring or uninteresting in nature
boringer
drearier
flatter
heavier
drabber
duller
dustier
slower
staler
stodgier
stuffier
drier
stupider
tamer
arider
older
blander
mundaner
triter
deader
wishy-washier
barrener
feebler
limper
weaker
deadlier
dimmer
lamer
prosier
commoner
sluggisher
stiffer
draggier
quieter
slacker
sleepier
pallider
emptier
plainer
safer
bleaker
dowdier
normaler
pokier
staider
grayer
US
greyer
UK
weightier
rawer
wintrier
US
windier
damper
winterier
UK
waterier
drearer
blinder
ornerier
meagerer
US
meagrer
UK
hackier
simpler
cobwebbier
mustier
fairer
lowlier
hoarier
hokier
homelier
sombrer
UK
meaner
somberer
US
miserabler
uselesser
squarer
humbler
sadder
lonelier
grimmer
glummer
gloomier
dingier
darker
deeper
forlorner
shadowier
softer
poorer
beiger
slighter
longer
sillier
straighter
paltrier
blanker
vainer
unpleasanter
cleaner
hollower
clearer
more monotonous
more humdrum
more ponderous
more tedious
more tiresome
more uninteresting
more pedestrian
more tiring
more wearisome
more colorless
US
more colourless
UK
more leaden
more ho-hum
more unexciting
more prosaic
more lifeless
more insipid
more vapid
more commonplace
more uneventful
more banal
more lacklustre
UK
more lackluster
US
more uninspiring
more run-of-the-mill
more uninspired
more unimaginative
more routine
more plodding
more spiritless
more sterile
more unvaried
more characterless
more blah
more unremarkable
more laborious
more repetitious
more bromidic
more tired
more mediocre
more ho hum
more unvarying
more soporific
more nondescript
more enervating
more exhausting
more workaday
more quotidian
more repetitive
more bloodless
more banausic
more unstimulating
more featureless
more wooden
more ordinary
more laboured
UK
more labored
US
more vacuous
more vanilla
more anaemic
UK
more torpid
more inoffensive
more zestless
more turgid
more inane
more monotone
more platitudinous
more antiseptic
more uniform
more unrelieved
more mechanical
more dreich
more anemic
US
more soul-destroying
more weariful
more depressing
more mindless
more unoriginal
more lustreless
more unmemorable
more derivative
more stilted
more stagnant
more pedantic
more unlively
more innocuous
more unexceptional
more downcast
more desolate
more threadbare
more interminable
more unchanging
more hackneyed
more white-bread
more irksome
more plebeian
more yawnsome
more unenjoyable
more unentertaining
more dismal
more average
more uninterested
more OK
more inert
more conventional
more uncreative
more soulless
more unobjectionable
more prolix
more harmless
more forced
more depressed
more mainstream
more diluted
more halfhearted
more formal
more neutral
more indistinct
more undistinctive
more mortal
more usual
more unprogressive
more inactive
more unproductive
more verbose
more unspirited
more passionless
more typical
more customary
more dispiriting
more sorrowful
more oppressive
more regular
more matter-of-fact
more charmless
more pointless
more vacant
more puerile
more trivial
more long-drawn-out
more unfeeling
more lusterless
more unexpressive
more unexcited
more expressionless
more milk-and-water
more toneless
more bomb
more cloying
more day-to-day
more sapless
more unpalatable
more whitebread
more unchanged
more samely
more moth-eaten
more well-worn
more namby-pamby
more sing-song
more undistinguished
more standard
more predictable
more familiar
more indifferent
more corny
more overused
more unnoteworthy
more middling
more overworked
more worn out
more played out
more second-rate
more shopworn
more forgettable
more overdone
more run of the mill
more timeworn
more generic
more obligatory
more unpretentious
more modest
more general
more insignificant
more passable
more habitual
more underwhelming
more unimpressive
more natural
more set
more accustomed
more bog standard
more bush-league
more listless
more frequent
more apathetic
more uninventive
more tolerable
more unadventurous
more suburban
more menial
more unromantic
more prevailing
more inconspicuous
more unappealing
more intermediate
more traditional
more worthless
more inconsequential
more popular
more amateur
more amateurish
more deadpan
more comatose
more established
more stereotypical
more wonted
more plastic
more bathetic
more long-winded
more ineffective
more cliché-ridden
more funereal
more macabre
more joyless
more tenebrous
more cheerless
more morbid
more dolorous
more depressive
more workday
more disappointing
more unartistic
more annoying
more irritating
more frustrating
more trying
more unfateful
more blasé
more backward
more tasteless
more unexceptionable
more basic
more unmoved
more inadequate
more unspecial
more vexatious
more boresome
more anodyne
more unimpressed
more moderate
more tenuous
more practical
more boilerplate
more adequate
more worn
more unspectacular
more antiquated
more obsolete
more heavy-handed
more unnoticeable
more outdated
more unimportant
more jake
more exhausted
more drained
more okay
more decent
more outmoded
more irrelevant
more inconsiderable
more lethargic
more imitative
more accepted
more ready-made
more immaterial
more futile
more unextraordinary
more meh
more out-of-date
more outworn
more prevalent
more whatever
more meaningless
more earthbound
more unpoetic
more literal
more settled
more old-hat
more impersonal
more profitless
more unprepossessing
more fixed
more overall
more unrewarding
more clinical
more uninviting
more indistinctive
more faceless
more noncommittal
more demoralising
UK
more unsatisfying
more demoralizing
US
more unfulfilling
more par for the course
more straightforward
more public
more fruitless
more unembellished
more unemotional
more businesslike
more unadorned
more disagreeable
more unattractive
more aimless
more purposeless
more unprofitable
more time-honoured
more favorite
US
more inefficacious
more bootless
more otiose
more unsuccessful
more unavailing
more abortive
more ineffectual
more institutional
more unfruitful
more unfilled
more ❯
“I braced myself for yet another soporifically
weary
lecture on medieval history.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lacking energy, spirit, liveliness or vitality
sluggisher
slower
lazier
sleepier
heavier
limper
snoozier
feebler
weaker
moonier
easier
dreamier
wimpier
fainter
infirmer
sicklier
stiller
drowsier
duller
dozier
yawnier
logier
draggier
droopier
slacker
flatter
groggier
laxer
dopier
quieter
drippier
tardier
deader
stolider
stretchier
steadier
stupider
comfortabler
peacefuller
number
meeker
lower
pokier
gentler
poorer
blander
lamer
tamer
freer
wishy-washier
more languorous
more lethargic
more languid
more listless
more torpid
more enervated
more apathetic
more dopey
more tired
more inactive
more spiritless
more inert
more lackadaisical
more indifferent
more comatose
more unhurried
more impassive
more unenthusiastic
more leaden
more relaxed
more unconcerned
more uninterested
more phlegmatic
more leisurely
more supine
more blah
more lymphatic
more laid-back
more somnolent
more slothful
more unenergetic
more fatigued
more indolent
more idle
more lifeless
more slumberous
more passive
more slow-moving
more exhausted
more asthenic
more neurasthenic
more laggard
more quiescent
more slumbrous
more lacklustre
UK
more lackluster
US
more sluggardly
more pococurante
more Laodicean
more otiose
more yawning
more laid back
more drugged
more lumpish
more stagnant
more dazed
more knackered
more hebetudinous
more depressed
more restful
more bovine
more off
more shiftless
more unresponsive
more sedentary
more somnific
more unproductive
more insensible
more insensitive
more narcotic
more unmoving
more slumbersome
more characterless
more oscitant
more measured
more deliberate
more tiring
more vigourless
more half-hearted
more disinterested
more insipid
more bloodless
more casual
more vapid
more stuporous
more uninspired
more vigorless
more halfhearted
more plodding
more sedate
more leisured
more slumping
more unhasty
more benumbed
more uninspiring
more asleep
more bleary-eyed
more negligent
more wooden
more soporose
more soporous
more careless
more workshy
more insouciant
more effete
more unimpassioned
more inattentive
more unmoved
more uncaring
more offhand
more subdued
more slapdash
more work-shy
more irresolute
more drooping
more sagging
more passionless
more incurious
more easygoing
more inanimate
more indecisive
more abstracted
more lagging
more ineffective
more aimless
more snaillike
more ineffectual
more romantic
more sentimental
more slap-happy
more pathetic
more impotent
more undemanding
more relaxing
more powerless
more unimaginative
more easy-going
more ❯
Adjective
▲
(
colloquial
)
Comparative for physically weak
softer
frailer
weaker
weaklier
smaller
scrawnier
fragiler
feebler
slighter
sluggisher
spindlier
unhealthier
weedier
shakier
more strengthless
more helpless
more ailing
more exhausted
more effete
more wasted
more weakened
more tired
more languorous
more enervated
more drained
more debile
more asthenic
more anemic
US
more anaemic
UK
more broken-down
Adjective
▲
Comparative for in a state of unhappiness or despondency
sadder
miserabler
forlorner
gloomier
wretcheder
bleaker
moroser
glummer
mournfuller
unhappier
lower
sorrier
woefuller
moodier
abjecter
drearier
sombrer
UK
somberer
US
drearer
sullener
dolefuler
dourer
badder
droopier
flatter
broodier
surlier
sulkier
uglier
tearier
grimmer
darker
direr
colder
grayer
US
murkier
blacker
greyer
UK
lonelier
emptier
cloudier
damper
crummier
pitifuller
duller
mopier
more dejected
more depressed
more downcast
more despondent
more disconsolate
more melancholy
more blue
more heartbroken
more inconsolable
more melancholic
more distressed
more disheartened
more dismal
more discouraged
more brokenhearted
more desolate
more hopeless
more anguished
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Comparative for having an unimpressed or indifferent attitude
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Comparative for showing a lack of care, interest or concern
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sicker
queasier
unhappier
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