boredom

[ˈbɔːrdəm]

Definition:
1. The state of feeling bored.
2. The feeling of being bored by something tedious.

Use 'boredom' in a sentence:

• 1. This can really be the cure to your boredom at work.
• 2. Sometimes a long period of whittling away at the front-runner can lead to boredom and apathy.
• 3. You now depend on this habit for comfort, happiness, freedom from boredom, and as a stress reliever.
• 4. When your mind strays from your desk to the vending machine, it could be hunger or it could be boredom or irritation with your boss.
• 5. Two whole easily forgettable years of torture and boredom are almost over.
• 6. My mood could be summed up by the single word boredom.
• 7. I couldn't bear the boredom of having nothing to do, so I quit.
• 8. She seems so depressed by the monotony and boredom of her city life.
• 9. They are paintings about boredom and the consolation of invented pleasures.
• 10. And so this is what I did for hours, until I itched with boredom.
• 11. Is this a sign of boredom or something else?
• 12. I am dying of boredom!
• 13. However, now your baby will cry from boredom, anxiety, frustration and teething.
• 14. People went bananas with boredom.