21 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Jaded' in a Sentence
"Fatigued or bored due to excessive indulgence; lacking enthusiasm or interest as a result of overexposure or overconsumption." more
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After playing video games all day, Tim felt jaded and tired.
The jaded puppy yawned, tired from chasing its tail all day.
The explorer's jaded spirit was rejuvenated by the breathtaking view from the mountaintop.
The princess found the jaded treasure hidden in the old castle.
Billy's jaded interest in dinosaurs turned into a passion for outer space.
Sarah's jaded curiosity about the story turned into excitement as she reached the plot twist.
The students were jaded after a long day of exams and were looking forward to a relaxing weekend.
The jaded flowers in the garden perked up with joy when it started raining.
After watching too many cartoons, Tom felt jaded and decided to play outside instead.
The jaded flower needed water to bloom again.
Emily's interest in collecting seashells waned over time, and she became jaded with the hobby.
The jaded detective solved the mystery with a fresh perspective.
After playing with his toys all day, the boy felt jaded and decided to take a nap.
Jack's jaded enthusiasm for the game revived when his team scored a goal.
He felt jaded after playing video games for hours.
The magician's jaded tricks failed to amuse the audience.
The old book had a jaded cover, revealing years of handling and wear.
The jaded explorer finally reached the mountain's summit after a challenging climb.
The jaded sun went down, and it was bedtime.
The jaded puppy slept soundly after chasing its tail for hours.
Jenny's jaded enthusiasm for the storybook made her choose a different one.
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