Meanings of grown irksome in English

To feel that prosperity always at the mercy of unintelligent greed had grown irksome to him.

I was delighted at the idea of any change, for my life had grown irksome to me.

The life of a penitent in the temple had grown irksome; he yearned for feasts, uproar, and women.

The French and their court were both grown irksome to me, and I counted the hours till I could find myself again in Rome.

It takes down the solitary pride of man, beyond most other things, to find the impracticability of flinging aside affections that have grown irksome.

"It's true enough." The weight of his golden hand had grown irksome.