boredom (Meaning)

Wordnet

boredom (n)

the feeling of being bored by something tedious

Webster

The state of being bored, or pestered; a state of ennui.

The realm of bores; bores, collectively.

The long hours of waiting at the airport led to an overwhelming sense of boredom.
Despite having many hobbies, she occasionally succumbed to bouts of boredom during quiet evenings.
The monotony of his job often resulted in a pervasive feeling of boredom.
Entertaining oneself during quarantine became a challenge as boredom crept in.
A sense of boredom settled over the classroom as the teacher droned on about a dull topic.
To combat boredom, she took up painting and found solace in expressing herself through art.
The lack of stimulation in the small town often left teenagers grappling with boredom.
He tried to stave off boredom by immersing himself in a good book.
The endless rainy days during the vacation brought a sense of boredom to the family.
Boredom became the norm during the long winter evenings when outdoor activities were limited.

the feeling of being bored by something tediousThe state of being bored, or pestered; a state of ennui., The realm of bores; bores, collectively.

melancholy, weariness,restlessness, blahs, listlessness, dullness,ennui, tedium, unconcern, apathy

excitement, enchantment, absorption, engagement,fascination, absorption, fascination, stimulation, involvement, immersion

The long hours of waiting at the airport led to an overwhelming sense of boredom.

Despite having many hobbies, she occasionally succumbed to bouts of boredom during quiet evenings.

The monotony of his job often resulted in a pervasive feeling of boredom.

Entertaining oneself during quarantine became a challenge as boredom crept in.