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Definition/Meaning

(adjective)

weary, worn out, or exhausted, needing sleep;

e.g. He was tired after hiking in the woods for six miles.

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Similar Words

Aweary

Banal

Beat

Beaten

Bleary

Bored

Broke

Broken

Bust

Cobwebby

Commonplace

Cookie-cutter

Dead

Done

Exhausted

Fatigued

Frazzled

Hack

Hackney

Hackneyed

Jaded

Killed

Knackered

Limp

Logy

Moth-eaten

Musty

Nonassertive

Obligatory

Outworn

Pedantic

Prostrate

Ramshackle

Rattletrap

Rickety

Shopworn

Sick

Spent

Stale

Stereotyped

Threadbare

Timeworn

Trite

Uninspired

Washed-out

Wasted

Weary

Well-worn

World-weary

Worn-out

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Opposite Words

Absorbed

Absorbing

Active

Affected

Airy

Amused

Animate

Animated

Atypical

Bemused

Bewitched

Bouncing

Brisk

Captivated

Charged

Charmed

Delighted

Dynamic

Ebullient

Enchanted

Energetic

Engaged

Engaging

Engrossing

Excited

Exciting

Exhilarated

Extraordinary

Fiery

Flush

Fortified

Fresh

Frisky

Gay

Gripping

High-spirited

Impacted

Interested

Interesting

Intoxicated

Intrigued

Intriguing

Invigorating

Involved

Jaunty

Jazzy

Killed

Kinetic

Lively

Long-suffering

Lusty

Mettlesome

Nerved

Newborn

Novel

Obsessed

Original

Patient

Peppery

Peppy

Perky

Pert

Poised

Preoccupied

Rapt

Red-blooded

Relaxed

Rested

Riveting

Robust

Snappy

Spanking

Sparky

Spirited

Sprightly

Springy

Spunky

Stimulating

Stoic

Strange

Strapping

Strong

Struck

Tireless

Tolerant

Touched

Trailblazing

Unaccustomed

Uncommon

Uncomplaining

Unfamiliar

Unhackneyed

Unheard-of

Unknown

Unprecedented

Unusual

Unwearied

Vigorous

Vital

Vivacious

Zippy

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Related Words

And

Annoyed

Apathetic

Arid

Asthenic

At

Barren

Beat

Beat-up

Bombed-out

Boring

Broken-down

Canned

Cardboard

Colorless

Conventional

Cookie-cutter

Dejected

Delicate

Depressed

Derivative

Dilapidated

Disabled

Disgusted

Disinterested

Dog-eared

Down-and-out

Down-at-the-heels

Drab

Dreary

Drowsy

Dry

Dull

Dumpy

Dusty

Effete

Emasculated

Enervate

Exasperated

Exhausted

Faint

Fatigued

Feeble

Frail

Frustrated

Grungy

Hackneyed

Heavy

Ho-hum

Humdrum

Hurt

Imitative

Impaired

Impoverished

Incapacitated

Infirm

Irritated

Jejune

Lackadaisical

Languid

Leaden

Lethargic

Limp

Low

Mangy

Mean

Mind-numbing

Miserable

Monotonous

Moth-eaten

Neglected

Normal

Numbing

Old

Old-fashioned

Ordinary

Paralyzed

Pedantic

Pedestrian

Ponderous

Prosaic

Prostrate

Ratty

Ready-made

Rote

Routine

Rundown

Scrubby

Scruffy

Seedy

Shabby

Sleazy

Sleepy

Slight

Sluggish

Soft

Standard

Stereotyped

Stock

Stodgy

Stressed

Stuffy

Tame

Tatterdemalion

Tedious

The

Threadbare

Timeworn

Tiresome

Tiring

Tried-and-true

Tumbledown

Typical

Undone

Undramatic

Unimaginative

Uninspired

Uninterested

Uninteresting

Unmanned

Unoriginal

Unsubstantial

Usual

Wasted

Weak

Wearisome

Weary

World-weary

Worn-out

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