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Word · VerbTraditional斁

to detest; to be weary of

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Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

verb

to detest; to be weary of; to dislike; to be tired of

archaic

A classical/literary term indicating a deep-seated weariness or disgust. Often used in reference to rituals or repetitive behaviors.

Lǐ礼
yí仪
fán繁
suǒ琐
 ,
lìng令
rén人
shén神
yì斁
 。

The elaborate rituals are so tedious that they weary the spirit.

Qí其
zhèng政
jiào教
zhī之
yì斁
 ,
fēi非
yī一
rì日
zhī之
hán寒
 。

The decay of its governance and education did not happen overnight (implied weariness/disgust with the state of affairs).

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Wèi味
zhī之
jì既
jiǔ久
 ,
xīn心
shēng生
yàn厌
yì斁
 。

Having experienced it for a long time, one feels disgusted and weary.