ISEE/SSAT Vocabulary BuilderWordsJ–Kjaded
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jaded
Meaning: tired or bored, especially from overuse
jaded in a sentence
How jaded is used in real sentences:
After a hundred reviews, the critic had grown jaded.
After a hundred reviews, the critic had grown jaded.
“Some researchers were jaded after years of publicity meetings, but Mara insisted that credit remain shared.”
— from the passage A Place on the Table
Synonyms for jaded
Other words for jaded — weary, world-weary and blasé — carry the same meaning.
- weary
- world-weary
- blasé
Antonyms of jaded
Words that mean the opposite of jaded:
- fresh
- enthusiastic
Where it comes from
From an old word jade 'a worn-out horse'
Memory hook
JADED — like an old JADED horse, worn out.