aweary (Meaning)

Wordnet

aweary (s)

physically and mentally fatigued

Webster

Weary.

The weary traveler arrived aweary, his feet heavy with fatigue.
After a long day of toiling in the fields, the farmer was aweary and yearned for rest.
The knight, battered and bruised from battle, dismounted his steed aweary but victorious.
The hiker ascended the mountain with determination, but by the summit, he was aweary and exhausted.
The seafarer had sailed for months, and the relentless waves left him aweary of the endless journey.
The bird, its wings heavy with exertion, landed on a branch, aweary from its flight.
The child's laughter filled the air, but her parents were aweary after a long day of chasing after her.
The elderly woman, her steps slow and labored, walked with a cane, aweary from the weight of years.
The student, buried in books for hours, was aweary of the constant studying.
The world traveler, having seen countless wonders, was still aweary of the beauty that each new place offered.

physically and mentally fatiguedWeary.

wearied,tired, exhausted, weary, all in, logy, worn-out, bleary, sleepy, jaded

fresh, rested, rested, fresh,unwearied, unwearied, strong, strong, strengthened, energetic

The weary traveler arrived aweary, his feet heavy with fatigue.

After a long day of toiling in the fields, the farmer was aweary and yearned for rest.

The knight, battered and bruised from battle, dismounted his steed aweary but victorious.

The hiker ascended the mountain with determination, but by the summit, he was aweary and exhausted.