world-weary
Speech parts
1. world-weary - Adjective
2. world-weary - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
tired of the world
Source: WordNetAlternative names
world weary
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bored with life
strolled through the museum with a bored air
Bogart, who would die at 57 from esophageal cancer less than a year after the film was released and was understood to be in considerable pain during the production, is highly convincing as the cynical, tired, world-weary protagonist.
And despite its appropriately world-weary chorus, Chesney’s excessively on-the-nose duet with Buffett himself on Buffett’s own 1974 deep-cut “Trying to Reason With Hurricane Season” tries too hard to bridge the old Chesney with the new.
Their combined world-weary attitude is buoyed by the presence of the snarky Cain.
The first film was Affleck’s first film as Batman and the design of the Batcave was conceived as an extension to Affleck’s older Bruce Wayne, who’s somewhat world-weary at this point.