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bored
adjective as in uninterested
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Example Sentences
Some fans threw paper aeroplanes on the pitch, an occurrence that has happened in recent years when England fans have been bored.
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."
"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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