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Meanings of fed up in English

Having a strong distaste from surfeit.

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Usage of fed up in English
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They were fed up with the status quo - the young particularly.
The Irish Times
2
This proved popular with voters fed up with the professional political class.
Reuters
3
A few years ago, one friend got fed up with going out.
The Guardian
4
The government constantly tells us that everyone is fed up with Brexit.
The Guardian
5
Wil got fed up with it and went home for a term.
The Wise Man’s Fear
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Tsepkalo added that the public was also fed up with economic stagnation.
Reuters
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Most Equatorial Guineans are fed up with the way things are going.
The Guardian
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I am fed up with what's going on in NSW, she said.
News.com.au
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Southgate made sure not to criticise the supporters for being fed up.
The Guardian
10
People are getting increasingly fed up because our daily lives are affected.
The Guardian
11
I'm fed up with always doing the right thing and being broke.'
Bryant & may on the loose: a peculiar crimes unit mystery
12
Jasper was fed up with his mother-in law and demanded, Where's Tracey.
From dawn to deceit
13
He was a bit fed up with his mission, to be honest.
The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
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Newsflash: apparently we're fed up with queueing for tables in no-bookings restaurants.
The Guardian
15
Sometimes I get tired, fed up, tempted to take an easier way.
Dark rivers of the heart
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They're fed up on it; that's what it is; they're fed up.
Notes of a War Correspondent
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Fed up through the time
Fed up across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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