Jaded Definition And Etymology

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Jaded definition and etymology. Depleted in strength energy or freshness. Jadedly see definitions of jaded. This entry was posted in books creativity and tagged culture dictionary etymology internet jaded john steinbeck kathleen norris musings poets steinbeck words writers on april 4 2013 by david l. Such an odd old fashioned name compared to those kylies and traceys and jades names that reeked of impulse.

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Barnhart and century dictionary suggests a variant of yaid yald whore literally mare c. Taken into general use in the 1970s. English etymology. But oed finds the assumption of a scandinavian connection without.

How to use jaded in a sentence. From the precious stone jade. A female given name from english. Em il y three syllables like a knock on the door of destiny.

Bored by continual indulgence 1630s. Made callous or cynically insensitive by experience. Jade was a derogatory term for a horse of little worth usually as a result of its breed bloodline training age condition or te. 38 synonyms of jaded from the merriam webster thesaurus plus 69 related words definitions and antonyms.

Post navigation having fun with the mind blowing scale of the universe seeing music in a new way. Worn out wearied exhausted or lacking enthusiasm due to age or experience. 1400 from a scandinavian source akin to old norse jalda mare and ultimately from finno ugric compare mordvin al d a mare. Past participle adjective from jade v.

Jade n 2 worn out horse late 14c apparently originally cart horse a word of uncertain origin. Pronunciation of jaded and it s etymology. Jaded comparative more jaded superlative most jaded bored or lacking enthusiasm typically after having been over exposed to or having consumed too much of something. Not having interest or losing interest because you have experienced something too many times.