wearily
Adverb
Meaning
In a weary manner.
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he walked around tiredly
And so she moves on, wearily, for another two and a half centuries, though in her heart she knows the empire, though temporarily recovered, is moribund.
At 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Chadwicks owner Trae Lamond posted signs announcing the restaurant was closed for all but carryout business, then walked across the empty seating area and plopped wearily into a chair.
There are several good performances in supporting roles as well, most notably Gaby Hoffman as Donna’s wearily supportive roommate Nellie and David Cross as a creepily manipulative comedian with a long-standing unrequited crush on Donna.
Where in the past he had seen children calling out good-natured greetings from astride the backs of water buffalo, he might see a few half-starved, naked children hunkered down next to the village streams, hoping wearily to catch a fish.
Some Tory MPs wearily talk of just wanting it all to go away quickly so they can concentrate on more substantive policy matters and move on from three years of Brexit-induced legislative inertia.