ennui Antonyms
Strongest:
- immersion
- stimulation
- engagement
- fascination
- enchantment
- involvement
- absorption
- immersion
- enchantment
- engagement
- engrossment
- excitement
- excitement
- involvement
- absorption
- fascination
- engrossment
- stimulation
Strong:
- beguilement
- beguilement
- bewitchment
- relief
- amusement
- amusement
- captivation
- captivation
- bewitchment
- invigoration
- relief
- invigoration
- entertainment
- animation
- animation
- entertainment
Weak:
Meaning of ennui
ennui (n)
the feeling of being bored by something tedious
ennui (n.)
A feeling of weariness and disgust; dullness and languor of spirits, arising from satiety or want of interest; tedium.
ennui Sentence Examples
- The pervasive ennui that settled over her was like a heavy fog, obscuring her thoughts and draining her energy.
- The monotonous routine of his daily life had bred a profound ennui within him, leaving him feeling restless and unfulfilled.
- She found solace in nature, where the gentle breeze and the calming sounds of the forest helped to dispel the ennui that plagued her.
- The oppressive heat of the summer afternoon hung heavy in the air, contributing to the general sense of ennui that pervaded the city.
- His ennui had reached such a point that he found himself unable to concentrate on anything for more than a few minutes at a time.
- The ennui that gripped her was not merely a passing mood, but a chronic condition that had become an integral part of her existence.
- The ennui that had once consumed him had gradually given way to a newfound sense of purpose and direction.
- He found himself unable to escape the ennui that clung to him like a persistent shadow, dampening his spirits and sapping his motivation.
- The ennui that permeated the office was palpable, with employees shuffling through their tasks with a sense of weariness and indifference.
- The ennui that had settled upon her was like a dark cloud, obscuring her hopes and dreams and leaving her feeling utterly lost.
FAQs About the word ennui
the feeling of being bored by something tediousA feeling of weariness and disgust; dullness and languor of spirits, arising from satiety or want of interest; te
boredom, weariness, tedium, blahs,restlessness, melancholy, languor, indifference, torpidity, joylessness
immersion, stimulation, engagement,fascination, enchantment, involvement, absorption, immersion, enchantment, engagement
The pervasive ennui that settled over her was like a heavy fog, obscuring her thoughts and draining her energy.
The monotonous routine of his daily life had bred a profound ennui within him, leaving him feeling restless and unfulfilled.
She found solace in nature, where the gentle breeze and the calming sounds of the forest helped to dispel the ennui that plagued her.
The oppressive heat of the summer afternoon hung heavy in the air, contributing to the general sense of ennui that pervaded the city.
