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wearihood

wearihood noun: weariness.

Noun

wearihood (uncountable)

  1. (rare) weariness
    • "For Miss Fothergill's heroine, however, she conceives a noble attachment; and when, after years of doubt and deception and the wearihood of waiting, the wanderer at last returns, and her friend is revealed to her as a mere married woman."1883, The Academy and Literature, volumes 23-24, page 278
    • Her wasted figure, lean and weak,
      Was wan and pale as garden leek,
      The while her visage, void of blood,
      Bespoke her languorous wearihood.2004, Tom Turner, The Garden History Reference Encyclopedia

Questions about wearihood

What does wearihood mean?
Wearihood means weariness.
What part of speech is wearihood?
Wearihood is a noun.

Words near wearihood in the dictionary

  1. weariest
  2. wearieth
  3. weariful
  4. wearifully
  5. wearifulness
  6. wearihood
  7. weariless
  8. wearilessly
  9. wearily
  10. wearin'
  11. weariness

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