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Meanings of blase in English
Very sophisticated especially because of surfeit; versed in the ways of the world.
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Examples for "bored"
Examples for "bored"
1
He was horribly bored with life in general, and me in particular.
2
It says so right here.' Matron was growing bored with the business.
3
He got bored easily and asked for new things all the time.
4
Quite simply, people are bored of seemingly endless lockdowns, regulations and restrictions.
5
Which is just a nice way to say I get easily bored.
Usage of blase in English
1
The public has become somewhat blase about the importance of national agreements.
2
But the rest of it trailed off into the old blase tone.
3
Peter was a little more blase about the idea of home ownership.
4
It's staggeringly easy to become both blase and cynical about the Mini.
5
But after a while, even she got blase about what they saw.
6
I may sound blase about this, but that's only because I am.
7
Writer records remarks of a blase couple sitting at a ringside table.
8
Dull-eyed, blase, frayed by the social whirl, worn out, pulseless, all of them.
9
I will be, probably, bald by then, and a little blase.
10
The day he gets blase about playing for his country will never dawn.
11
Then blase travelers lolling in their deck chairs will gaze about them and snort:
12
We tend to become a little bit blase about seeing floods on the news.
13
The Hired Retainer examined the blase birds with a wooden expression on his face.
14
She appeared very blase in all her desperate young beauty.
15
Even in a world grown blase about miscarriages of justice, the scale is stunning.
16
He was blase about personally delivering the President's Daily Brief.
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United Kingdom
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