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bored

bored
Adjective

This adjective describes a subjective internal state of dissatisfaction resulting from a lack of stimulation. It is frequently confused with "boring," which describes the external cause of the feeling. While a lecture is boring, the student attending it is bored.

In social contexts, admitting to being bored can be perceived as rude or dismissive, as it implies that the current activity or company is insufficient to hold one's attention. Consequently, it is often modified by intensifiers like "deadly" or "utterly" to emphasize the severity of the apathy.

Meanings

Adjectivebored
[~][~ with something][~ by something]

Feeling weary and restless through lack of interest or activity.

Examples

I am so bored I could scream.

I am so bored I could scream.

He looked bored during the entire lecture.

He looked bored during the entire lecture.

School Life

I am getting bored with this game.

I am getting bored with this game.

The prince felt bored by the endless court etiquette.

Fantasy

Are you bored already?

Are you bored already?

She was bored to tears by the long speech.

She was bored to tears by the long speech.

Business

I can't believe I'm this bored at a party.

I can't believe I'm this bored at a party.

He grew bored with his routine and decided to travel.

He grew bored with his routine and decided to travel.

Travel

Just staring at the screen and feeling bored.

Just staring at the screen and feeling bored.

Office

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