Sample Sentences forjaded (editor-reviewed)
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After twenty years as a journalist covering wars, she had become jaded and cynical about human nature.jaded = worn out, weary, or cynical due to excessive previous experience
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The jaded food critic was impossible to impress, having dined at every Michelin-starred restaurant in Europe.jaded = bored from prior excessive indulgence
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I guess after a lifetime of commanding sailors, she's got an unfairly jaded view. (source)jaded = too negative and world-weary from long experience
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You think you're grown up and tired and jaded with everything, but in your heart you're just as much a kid as I am. (source)jaded = bored
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The kid is "jaded." (source)jaded = bored and unimpressed
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She's not cynical or jaded. (source)jaded = worn-out and unimpressed
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"Incredible," he said to her, with one jaded eye on the street.† (source)jaded = tired and unimpressed from long experience
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A jaded sailor stepped away from a movie machine while the film was still running.† (source)
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Mary Ann was looking at Flora and her mother with a jaded and judgmental eye.† (source)
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We were not jaded warmongers, but if you've seen one dead body, you've seen them all.† (source)
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It was 'his that held the jaded audience, this terrible pain.† (source)
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Will I forever, from now on, be jaded and mistrusting and negative?† (source)
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I guess I got jaded about men in general.† (source)
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No reviewer would find fault with it, and not even the most jaded of readers would doubt its verisimilitude.† (source)
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He wasn't callous and he wasn't jaded.† (source)
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Just when I start to feel jaded to life as it is, I'll suddenly wake up in a fever, look out at the world, and gasp at how much has gone wrong that I need to fix.† (source)
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