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Meanings of strangely tired in English

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Usage of strangely tired in English
1
Yet how strangely tired he felt-howheavy the ball was growing!
Darkness and Dawn
2
She was overshadowed by a fear of impending disaster and felt strangely tired and dissatisfied.
A Country Doctor and Selected Stories and Sketches
3
There were dark rings under his eyes, and the eyes themselves looked strangely tired and haggard.
The Lost Valley
4
I am strangely tired, and inclined to doze.
The House on the Borderland
5
What with the emotions of the day, the heat, and her work, she was strangely tired and over-done.
A Great Success
6
She felt strangely tired and spent.
Deadham Hard: A Romance
7
However, many travelers find themselves strangely tired, as if physical energies had been used up, which indeed they have!
Ghosts
8
He felt strangely tired.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
9
She felt so strangely tired now, that she could not listen any more, even to what she liked to hear.
The Settlers at Home
10
He was strangely tired, and for a while his only well-defined feeling was one of impatience at having to go out.
The Man in Lonely Land
11
He leaned against the table, looking strangely tired and worn, and I saw him start nervously as he felt Larry's eyes on him.
The House of a Thousand Candles
12
And she lay on the sofa at last, owning herself strangely tired, she did not know why, and glad that Ethel should read to her.
The Daisy Chain, or Aspirations
13
She felt very tired-strangelytired, as if she had gone through some great physical exertion.
The Lodger
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