Tired and Unknown

Tired

Tired adjective - Used or heard so often as to be dull.
Usage example: such tired phrases won't hold your reader's interest

Unknown is an antonym for tired.

Nearby Words: tiresome, tiring, tiredness

Unknown

Unknown adjective - Not known or experienced before.
Usage example: becoming a father brought unknown joy to his life

Tired is an antonym for unknown.

Nearby Words: unknowable, unknowing

Both words in one sentence

  • Western Animation / Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo I Just Want to Be Special: The assistant of the Blue Scarab’s creator was masquerading as The Scarab to get the comic to stop being printed because he was tired of being that “unknown assistant”.
  • Whether this was out of guilt at helping Mengsk, irritation at now being a fugitive, or just being tired of fighting is unknown.
  • Howard Gruger worked for Jerry Sloan, the creator of the Blue Scarab comics as his assistant, but became tired of being an unknown assistant and wanted to create his own comic book character, so he disguised himself as the Blue Scarab and committed crimes so as to destroy the Scarab and Sloan.
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