jaded
Say it: JAY-did /ˈdʒeɪdɪd/ · adjective
What “jaded” means
Bored or cynical after having too much of something.
More precisely: Tired, bored or cynical after having too much of something.
Example: “Ten years in advertising had left him jaded about "revolutionary" products.”
When to use it
When repeated experiences have worn away excitement or trust. Often used about work, entertainment or things once enjoyed.
Similar words
cynical, weary, world-weary
Quick check
After attending hundreds of glamorous parties, another lavish invitation earns only an eye-roll from you. You have become…
jaded or exhausted?
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jaded
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