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bored

adjective as in uninterested

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Some fans threw paper aeroplanes on the pitch, an occurrence that has happened in recent years when England fans have been bored.

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One night during the season, bored of the hotel, he asked to stay in the younger son’s room.

We didn’t need a pitch clock to speed things along, for who could possibly get bored in a ballpark?

"He could talk to you for hours about goal kicks and you're not bored because the passion of how much he loves football and all the different intricacies comes through."

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"It's making them more memorable to consumers," Millie says, explaining that modern shoppers are "becoming bored with traditional media" and "want to be part of something".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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