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Meanings of tired of in English

Having a strong distaste from surfeit.

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Usage of tired of in English
1
In All-Ireland final week, you don't be long growing tired of words.
The Irish Times
2
I'm tired of people saying 'I don't know if that is true'.
The South African
3
But this new enemy had tired of peace recently and wanted war.
Warlord: an alex hawke novel
4
I'm tired of my name and citizenship being used by this Government.
The Irish Times
5
I'm tired of you asking questions you already know the answers to.
Pivot Point
6
On gun violence, Booker said it was something that I'm tired of.
Reuters
7
I get tired of people way too fast to work with them.
Ebony
8
They were good men, loyal, yet she was tired of them all.
A clash of kings
9
Hamish grew tired of explaining why he only used aiware when necessary.
Existence
10
And we're tired of the great consumer circus ruining it for us.
The South African
11
People who have been waiting for years have grown tired of waiting.
The Irish Times
12
Yes; and to be tired of your bargain on the next day.
Orley Farm
13
But she was simply too tired of fear to feel it now.
The Scar
14
The planter was never tired of the company of the two boys.
The House Boat Boys; Or, Drifting Down to the Sunny South
15
It could also be that we have simply tired of African tragedies.
The Guardian
16
Mandy had grown tired of the corporate race in New York City.
Phoenix noir
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