The word "Weary" is correct in written English
It is used to describe a feeling of tiredness or fatigue, often due to prolonged exertion or stress.
Example: "After a long day at work, I felt utterly weary and just wanted to rest."
Alternatives: "Exhausted" or "Fatigued."
The challenge for Flintoff and his weary band is not parity.
"Oh Kate, are you really showing grey roots at 33?" it asks in the weary tone of the terminally disappointed.
Lumley said the new bridge would provide more than just a river crossing for the weary commuter.
Meanwhile Robert's casting his eye over a battle weary San Jose squad: The San Jose Earthquakes almost made history this week in the CONCACAF Champions League, coming a missed penalty kick from Shea Salinas away from knocking off heavily favored Deportiva Toluca FC and becoming the first MLS club to ever win a two-leg series on Mexican soil.
I didn't witness any rage at Gauguin, just a weary shuffling around, and a good deal of apologising to people you'd just trodden on or accidentally barged out of the way.
When asked if he is weary of how Africa is portrayed by photographers from outside the continent, Opara is diplomatic.
So while our taxi lurched from lane to lane the driver pointed out some weary-looking sugar cane, trashed palms and uprooted trees.
Things might well be even worse, and it certainly wouldn't be difficult to persuade the public – which remains in a war-weary post-Iraq mood – of that.
It is unfortunate, but appropriate, given his world-weary, hangdog demeanour, that one of his last films was titled The Sad Sack.
Mealtimes used to revolve around the kitchen table, but the fast-food boom is changing Britain and its high streets, as US food chains Subway, Starbucks and McDonald's set out to conquer a recession-weary nation still hungry for instant gratification.
Clooney and Brad Pitt recruit, among others, the bratty and argumentative Mormon Twins (Scott Caan, Casey Affleck) as drivers, pop-eyed, world-weary black comedian Bernie Mac as their inside-man on the casino floor, comedy titan Carl Reiner and blustering Elliott Gould for special senior-citizen duties, and Cheadle, sporting an unwelcome English accent, as their explosives expert.
