life-weary (Meaning)
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life-weary (a.)
Weary of living.
Synonyms & Antonyms of life-weary
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life-weary Sentence Examples
- The war had left him life-weary, devoid of the optimism and vigor he once possessed.
- After years of incessant toil and hardship, he felt a profound sense of life-weariness that weighed heavily upon his soul.
- The relentless monotony of existence had rendered his spirit life-weary, longing for respite and rejuvenation.
- The weight of responsibilities and disappointments had crushed his zest for life, leaving him life-weary and disillusioned.
- The turbulent events of the past had eroded his resolve, making him weary of the complexities and trials of life.
- The constant struggle for survival had taken its toll, leaving him utterly life-weary and bereft of energy.
- The burden of unfulfilled dreams and shattered hopes had filled his heart with a profound life-weariness that darkened his every thought.
- The relentless passage of time and the inevitable approach of old age had instilled in him a deep sense of life-weariness.
- The loss of his loved ones had cast a pall of life-weariness over his world, leaving him with a profound emptiness.
- The incessant pursuit of material wealth and recognition had left him feeling utterly life-weary and unfulfilled.
FAQs About the word life-weary
Weary of living.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The war had left him life-weary, devoid of the optimism and vigor he once possessed.
After years of incessant toil and hardship, he felt a profound sense of life-weariness that weighed heavily upon his soul.
The relentless monotony of existence had rendered his spirit life-weary, longing for respite and rejuvenation.
The weight of responsibilities and disappointments had crushed his zest for life, leaving him life-weary and disillusioned.
