うんざり
Meanings
Adverb
Verb (する)
Onomatopoeic
1. tedious; boring; being fed up with
Pitch accent
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Examples (43 in total)
I'm sick of it!
I am so fed up with you!
I'm sick of this.
I'm fed up with her.
I'm sick and tired of his story.
I was tired of the work.
I'm tired of you guys.
I am fed up with talking to her.
I'm fed up with English.
I'm fed up with this weather.
We are sick and tired of political corruption.
We're tired of being treated like children.
I'm sick and tired of hamburgers.
Everyone's tired of Tom.
I'm sick of eating out every night.
I'm fed up with his long talks.
I'm weary of her bragging.
I'm tired of your complaints.
I'm fed up with this wet weather.
I'm sick of hearing the same thing all the time.
I'm sick of her excuses.
I'm fed up with math.
I'm sick of listening to your complaints.
I am tired of listening to his long speech.
I am sick to death of your complaints.
They were all fed up with the noise.
I'm fed up with her laziness.
I am fed up with your nonsense.
I'm tired of working a nine-to-five job.
I'm fed up with working here.
Many are fed up with their present careers.
I'm sick of eating the same thing every day.
I'm sick of eating at the same place every day.
He felt tired of working in the factory.
All the students are fed up with his lecture.
I'm getting pretty tired of driving every morning.
I am fed up with his vulgar jokes.
To tell the truth, I'm tired of violent movies.
She got sick of the ugly animals.
I was bored with his old jokes.
I got tired of lying in bed all day.
I was weary of doing the same thing over and over again.
Peter was fed up with childish girls.