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wearily

[weer-uh-lee] / ˈwɪər ə li /


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“I wish I had known all this earlier,” Maggie said wearily.

From MarketWatch

She captures that delicate human contradiction of living wearily with everyday sadness alongside the simultaneous desire to keep going.

From BBC

It's a criticism with which Pat McFadden, a senior cabinet minister, having run the campaign, is wearily familiar.

From BBC

Raducanu's relief at coming through the joint longest clay-court match of her career showed as she wearily dropped her racquet on the court.

From BBC

"We have more and more challenges with the huge number of patients with less and less medical supplies," Dr Sukkar says wearily.

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