weariest
SayWEER-ee-istUS/ˈwɪɚiɪst/UK · AUS/ˈwɪə̯ɹiɪst/
- 1Superlative of weary: most weary.
Even the weariest volunteers stayed until the last sandbag was in place.
She answered in the weariest voice I had ever heard from her.
Note
The final y of weary turns to i before -est, and most weary means the same. The form spans the adjective's range, from bodily exhaustion (the weariest volunteers) to a look or voice that shows it (the weariest voice). Like weary itself, it can take of for what has worn out its welcome: the voters weariest of the long campaign.
weariest is a form of weary
weary, adjective: Tired out, with one's strength used up by hard work or effort. Full entry
- Spelling
- weary → weariest: change y to i, add -est
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