ennuied

It may be remembered that M. France also wrote that pastel of irony The Procurator of Judea, in which Pontius Pilate is shown in his old age, rich, ennuied, sick.

Eyes ennuied with the memory of sex lighted eagerly in the presence of its masks.

When I was ennuied at home, visited him.

It showed her in a flash of reasoning of which he could not know, that it was possible to be ennuied with glorious harmonies.

The ennuied Count Rosal lunched with them,—a sallow, fatigued young patrician who wore a pince-nez.