wearying's Usage Examples:

walked the whole way from Zanzibar, never having once ridden during that wearying march.

steadfastness and gallantry such as was never seen in any other, never wearying in repelling them nor taking respite from the struggle against them.

He further went on to state that he felt that "the wearyingly frenetic Brookmyre could learn something from Bateman"s style".

of Sir Rowland"s specific services to London can give any idea of his unwearying devotion to the city of his adoption".

speaking Faisal bin Turki, Sultan of Muscat and Oman, wearying of the tiresome British complaints about his trade in slaves, turned to the French, who.

Ormerod holds in the world of science is the reward of patient study and unwearying observation.

ultimately to the success of the Continental Army by lengthening the war and wearying the British forces.

churches of the Presbyterian order into closer touch with each other, and unwearying in his efforts to promote education for his countrymen.

She possessed an unwearying power of work, a very keen appreciation of the refinements of the subject.

opining that Labrinth"s "inventive music is decent in tiny bursts, but wearying at album length".

[citation needed] Onyett considered that "the combat can become wearyingly repetitive in later stages" with larger dungeons, but that it suited the.

he heard while visiting the Poona ashram was of a very low standard, wearyingly repetitive and often factually wrong, and stated that he felt disturbed.

his family to Cairo, Mariette"s career blossomed into a chronicle of unwearying exploration and brilliant successes: gaining government funds open the.

Synonyms:

exhausting, wearing, effortful, tiring,

Antonyms:

facile, unforced, invigorating, easy, effortless,