Satiety, weariness. Obsolete.

Disgust, aversion; (later also) weary dissatisfaction, ennui. Cf. fastidie, n. 1.

The state of being tired or disgusted; wearied or disgusted feeling; weariness, tedium, ennui.

Weariness, ennui; disgust, distaste. Obsolete.

The action of wearying or condition of being wearied.

A state of ennui; weariness.

Tedium or distaste induced by monotonous or uncongenial conditions or occupations; tiredness of a course of action, a state of things, a person or…

The condition of being wearied; liability to become wearied. Tedium, ennui; weariness of something uncongenial or uninteresting. Obsolete.

Tedium, irksomeness, annoyance.

Scottish (now northern and north-eastern) Boredom, ennui. to hold out of languor: to amuse.

The state or quality of being tedious; wearisomeness, tediousness, ennui.

The feeling of mental weariness and dissatisfaction produced by want of occupation, or by lack of interest in present surroundings or employments.

Dullness; stupidity; unenlivened condition.

The state of being bored; tedium, ennui.

Dullness of spirits, ennui. Obsolete. rare.

the state of feeling fed up.

The condition of being mouldy; fustiness; mouldy growth, mould. Also figurative: a state of boredom or discontent (cf. mouldy, adj.1 2b).

browned off, bored, ‘fed-up’, disgusted. Hence browned-offness, the condition of being ‘browned off’. slang.

Boredom, weariness, ennui.