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weary out

weary out verb: to utterly exhaust through constant wearying.

Verb

weary out (third-person singular simple present wearies out, present participle wearying out, simple past and past participle wearied out)

  1. To utterly exhaust through constant wearying.
    • He bought the house, after wearying out all the other bidders.
  2. To pass or spend time in monotony or tedium.

Forms of weary out

third-person singular presentwearies out
present participlewearying out
past participlewearied out
pastwearied out

Questions about weary out

What does weary out mean?
Weary out means to utterly exhaust through constant wearying.
What part of speech is weary out?
Weary out is a verb.
What is the past tense of weary out?
The past tense of weary out is wearied out.

Words near weary out in the dictionary

  1. wears yellow stockings
  2. Wearside
  3. Wearsider
  4. Wearsiders
  5. weary
  6. weary out
  7. wearying
  8. wearying out
  9. wearyingly
  10. wearyings
  11. Wearys

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