jaded
US
/ˈdʒeɪ.dɪd/
UK
/ˈdʒeɪ.dɪd/
Meaning
Bored, tired, or no longer enthusiastic because you have experienced too much of something.
किसी चीज़ का बहुत अनुभव हो जाने के कारण उससे ऊब जाना या उसमें पहले जैसी दिलचस्पी और उत्साह न रहना।
Examples
“After years of office politics, Mira felt jaded about promotion promises.”
“The constant stream of bad news left many readers jaded.”
“His jadedness toward celebrity gossip was clear during the interview.”
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Not natural: He became jaded to office politics.
Better: He became jaded with office politics.
Use with, about, or by here; to is not the natural preposition with jaded.
यहाँ jaded के साथ with, about या by स्वाभाविक है; to का इस्तेमाल नहीं होता।
Not natural: The long meeting was jaded.
Better: The long meeting left us feeling jaded.
Jaded usually describes a person's attitude or feelings, not an event that causes boredom.
Jaded आमतौर पर व्यक्ति की थकी या ऊबी हुई भावना बताता है, न कि उस घटना को जो यह भावना पैदा करे।
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Jaded suggests that repeated experience has worn down someone's interest; it is stronger than simply feeling bored once.
Jaded का मतलब है कि बार-बार के अनुभव से किसी की दिलचस्पी कम हो गई है; यह बस एक बार ऊबने से ज़्यादा गहरा है।