Use of the word jaded in a sentence example

jaded

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He looked jaded. [adjective]

It's hard to imagine even the most jaded Italian audience talking through this overture. [adjective]

Do n't you feel there 's a danger that some people may get a bit jaded about these changes? [adjective]

He had parted from them worn with care, and jaded with fatigue; he now saw them refreshed and blooming, though timid and anxious. [adjective]

My horse shied on reaching your garden-gate, Rhodopis, jaded as he was. [adjective]

At Ponsonby's corner a jaded white flagon H. [adjective]

The lady in black, creeping behind them, looked a trifle paler and more jaded than usual. [adjective]

The country, say I, for a jaded intellect. [Please select]

She didn't know if he'd welcome the gift or if his recent ordeal left him more jaded toward his past. [Please select]

His senses were not yet dulled nor his feelings jaded. [Please select]

With the muscles of the face relaxed in sleep, he looked old and jaded. [Please select]

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