0 tired; with strength or patience exhausted -- letih, bosan
1 to (cause to) become tired -- menyebabkan rasa letih, bosan
You are not wearying us.
He had a physical and moral toughness of fibre which enabled him all through his varied career to endure misfortune and disappointment without being unduly discouraged or wearied.
I regret that this measure has not been brought forward earlier so that we should have had a proper opportunity of discuss- ing it, without wearying anybody.
We want to be wearied with them.
Instead of wearying our minds with statistics and with wondering whether we can afford these provisions, we should keep the human aspect of the problem uppermost in our minds.
They have wearied in trying to get the landlord to do the work he ought to have been doing all these years and, finally, decided to do it themselves.
There was, indeed, a long, long queue of waiting applicants wearied by years of waiting for their cases to be dealt with.
They have certainly grown old and age has wearied them.
