palled
Lost its appeal
Palled is the past tense of pall, meaning to become dull, wearisome, or less appealing through familiarity or excess: The novelty of working from home eventually palled.
What once excited now bores.
The word often appears with "on": The routine had palled on her after six months.
Made or became fatigued
- tiredLacking energy, needing rest
- boredLacking interest or engagement
- jadedDulled by overindulgence
- satiatedDesire fully gratified
cloyed · sated · glutted · surfeited · weary · disenchanted · fatigued · dulled
Covered and hidden
- drapedHung in loose folds
- cloakedConcealed or covered
- veiledConcealed or obscured
- coveredHaving protection atop
mantled · enveloped · wrapped · blanketed · obscured · darkened · shadowed · funeral
Became a companion to
- buddiedFormed a partnership
- associatedConnected in relationship
- bondedFastened or emotionally connected
- connectedJoined to another
chummy · socialized · fraternized · acquainted · allied · partnered · hung out · camaraderie
wearied
Made or became fatigued
satiated · cloyed · sated · glutted · surfeited · weary · disenchanted · fatigued · dulled · numbed
shrouded
Covered and hidden
covered · mantled · enveloped · wrapped · blanketed · obscured · darkened · shadowed · funeral · coffin
befriended
Became a companion to
- buddiedFormed a partnership
- associatedConnected in relationship
- bondedFastened or emotionally connected
connected · chummy · socialized · fraternized · acquainted · allied · partnered · hung out · camaraderie · closeness
palledcaptivated
Wholly absorbed by something
enthralled · fascinated · freshened · renewed · engaged
palledfreshened
Made clean or new
renewed · refreshed · revitalized · reinvigorated · enlivened
- cast a pallSpread gloom or dread
- palling aroundSocializing informally with companions
- Pall MallLondon street of clubs
- funeral pallBurial casket covering
- palled aroundSocialized as friends
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