sick and tired
Done with it
Sick and tired means thoroughly weary and fed up with something.
The phrase emphasizes exasperation through redundancy—both words convey exhaustion with a situation: I'm sick and tired of hearing excuses.
The expression is almost always followed by "of" and whatever has pushed the speaker past patience.
- rundownQuick overview of facts
- annoyedMildly vexed
- had enoughReached one's limit
- over itNo longer affected
- fed upOut of patience
so done · burned out · disinterest · drained · enough is enough · apathy · discouraged · at wit's end · disheartened · last straw · intolerable · exhausted · fatigued · worn-out · ache · done · exasperation · unwell
- mood idiomsbad mood, black mood, dark mood, foul mood, in a mood
- expressionsexpression, I love you, phrase, idioms, thank you
- pairspair, pairs, two, duo, duos
- recovery slogansone day at a time, easy does it, keep it simple, first things first, keep coming back
sick and tiredpatient
Able to wait calmly
tolerant · unbothered · forbearing · long-suffering · accepting
sick and tiredenthusiastic
Showing intense eager enjoyment
can't get enough · eager · excited · thrilled · delighted
sick, tired, sickness, tiring, sickly, tiredness, tiresome, sickening, tireless