Bored
Bored adjective - Having one's patience, interest, or pleasure exhausted.
Disillusioned and bored are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Disillusioned" instead an adjective "Bored".
Disillusioned
Disillusioned adjective - Freed from illusion.
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Synonyms for Disillusioned
Bored and disillusioned are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bored" instead an adjective "Disillusioned".
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Related pairs
- upset and bored
- upset and disillusioned
- irritated and bored
- irritated and disillusioned
- depressed and bored
- depressed and disillusioned
- unhappy and bored
- unhappy and disillusioned
- distressed and bored
- distressed and disillusioned
- worldly and bored
- worldly and disillusioned
- sophisticated and bored
- sophisticated and disillusioned
Both words in one sentence
- In The Game, Conrad (played by Sean Penn) signs his brother and film protagonist Nicholas van Orton (played by Michael Douglas) up for a game that helped bring him back from being bored and disillusioned.
Source: Epiphany Therapy - Eventually, he got bored out of his skull and disillusioned by Earth, so he volunteered for the Eternal's first secret mission to Mars in the 1970s.
Source: Roleplay / AH.com Eternals - Light conflict, but is it really an accident that a brilliant, disillusioned, probably-kind-of-messed-up-already, utterly bored young man just so happened to be the one to pick up the notebook?
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