bored

/bɔɹd/adjective1 syllable

Bored means: tired of the world.

Synonyms for bored5

adjective, as in tired of the world

world-weary, tired

adjective, as in uninterested because of frequent exposure or indulgence

blase, uninterested

also used for bored

jaded

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What does bored mean?2

adjective

1

tired of the world“bored with life”

2

uninterested because of frequent exposure or indulgence“his blase indifference”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with bored?24

one syllable

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two syllables

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Show 40 near rhymes

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Bored in a sentence

I'm bored, home alone, without cartoons or a computer.papabear
Emily wants to go out, because she's bored.CN
If the students are bored, they will find ways to entertain themselves.Hybrid
The lecture, dull as dishwater, bored the audience.sundown
When you're around him, you'll never feel bored ever again.LoverofEnglish
He was bored with his wife, an excellent woman he didn't deserve.sundown
The moment you learn to read, you will never be bored again.Aghanim
Far from being bored, we had a very good time.CM

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Forms of bored

as a adjective

comparative: boreder
superlative: boredest