Definition of wearying in English:

wearying

adjective ˈwɪərɪɪŋˈwɪriɪŋ

Causing tiredness; tiring.
a long, wearying journey
Example sentencesExamples
- It has been an expensive, laborious and wearying exercise contacting policyholders worldwide and convincing sceptics that demutualisation isn't such a bad idea after all.
- Sitting cross-legged on the floor felt rather juvenile, but it was less wearying than standing.
- And while it makes for a fascinating listen, it also makes for a wearying one.
- The wearying and thankless life of a tour manager was not the life he had hoped for though, so in August 1988 he returned to Australia and found a flat in Melbourne.
- He writes of his tough young team working long and wearying hours, racing to identify and solve problems, always soliciting opinions from engineers and everyone else involved.
- And that discussion turns, with wearying repetition, on the ways in which Canadians are not like Americans.

Derivatives

wearyingly

adverb

On first listen it seems wearyingly traditional, raspy and sparse in tasteful, expected ways.
Example sentencesExamples
- But the drawback of this technique is that the two-act work feels wearyingly episodic; so much is compressed or seems not to develop.
- The production isn't without invention and wit, but tired Canadian in-jokes are wearyingly plentiful, and the scripted ad-libs feel heavily deliberate.
- The litany of sorrows that afflicts the country is wearyingly familiar.
- The rest of the album, however, sounds wearyingly familiar - but then again, that's probably why you're buying it.

Definition of wearying in US English:

wearying

adjectiveˈwɪriɪŋˈwirēiNG

Causing tiredness; tiring.
a long, wearying journey
Example sentencesExamples
- And that discussion turns, with wearying repetition, on the ways in which Canadians are not like Americans.
- It has been an expensive, laborious and wearying exercise contacting policyholders worldwide and convincing sceptics that demutualisation isn't such a bad idea after all.
- He writes of his tough young team working long and wearying hours, racing to identify and solve problems, always soliciting opinions from engineers and everyone else involved.
- And while it makes for a fascinating listen, it also makes for a wearying one.
- Sitting cross-legged on the floor felt rather juvenile, but it was less wearying than standing.
- The wearying and thankless life of a tour manager was not the life he had hoped for though, so in August 1988 he returned to Australia and found a flat in Melbourne.

词汇	wearying
释义	Definition of wearying in English: wearying adjective ˈwɪərɪɪŋˈwɪriɪŋ Causing tiredness; tiring. a long, wearying journey Example sentencesExamples It has been an expensive, laborious and wearying exercise contacting policyholders worldwide and convincing sceptics that demutualisation isn't such a bad idea after all. Sitting cross-legged on the floor felt rather juvenile, but it was less wearying than standing. And while it makes for a fascinating listen, it also makes for a wearying one. The wearying and thankless life of a tour manager was not the life he had hoped for though, so in August 1988 he returned to Australia and found a flat in Melbourne. He writes of his tough young team working long and wearying hours, racing to identify and solve problems, always soliciting opinions from engineers and everyone else involved. And that discussion turns, with wearying repetition, on the ways in which Canadians are not like Americans. Derivatives wearyingly adverb On first listen it seems wearyingly traditional, raspy and sparse in tasteful, expected ways. Example sentencesExamples But the drawback of this technique is that the two-act work feels wearyingly episodic; so much is compressed or seems not to develop. The production isn't without invention and wit, but tired Canadian in-jokes are wearyingly plentiful, and the scripted ad-libs feel heavily deliberate. The litany of sorrows that afflicts the country is wearyingly familiar. The rest of the album, however, sounds wearyingly familiar - but then again, that's probably why you're buying it. Definition of wearying in US English: wearying adjectiveˈwɪriɪŋˈwirēiNG Causing tiredness; tiring. a long, wearying journey Example sentencesExamples And that discussion turns, with wearying repetition, on the ways in which Canadians are not like Americans. It has been an expensive, laborious and wearying exercise contacting policyholders worldwide and convincing sceptics that demutualisation isn't such a bad idea after all. He writes of his tough young team working long and wearying hours, racing to identify and solve problems, always soliciting opinions from engineers and everyone else involved. And while it makes for a fascinating listen, it also makes for a wearying one. Sitting cross-legged on the floor felt rather juvenile, but it was less wearying than standing. The wearying and thankless life of a tour manager was not the life he had hoped for though, so in August 1988 he returned to Australia and found a flat in Melbourne.
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