bored him|bore him in English

wearied him with dullness, disgusted him, was loathed by him

Use "bored him|bore him" in a sentence

1. I bore him no resentment.

2. She bore him one posthumous son.

3. The queen bore him four fine sons.

4. The bored audience then wakes up and stare at him.

5. 6 Naʹa·rah bore to him A·huzʹzam, Heʹpher, Teʹme·ni, and Ha·a·hashʹta·ri.

6. His work bored him, and he attempted to join the Mossad.

7. When he fainted, his son bore him out of the room.

8. A feeling of discouragement for the moment bore down heavily upon him.

9. It's easy to write him off as just an eccentric old bore.

10. VINDICTIVE captors bore out his eyes and consign him to hard labor.

11. He was just doing his job, and I bore him no malice.

12. 2 In time she bore him Zimʹran, Jokʹshan, Meʹdan, Midʹi·an,+ Ishʹbak, and Shuʹah.

13. After she bore one child to him, she apparently had two illegitimate children.

14. Everyone around him was trying to be polite, but you could tell they were all bored.

15. His father and grandfather before him also bore that name. —Encyclopedia of North American Indians.

16. Of all the wearisome faces the face of his pretty wife seemed to bore him most.

17. I've a good mind to go without him if he's going to be such a bore!

18. Bore definition, to weary by dullness, tedious repetition, unwelcome attentions, etc.: The long speech Bored me

19. 19 In future I won't bother asking him out anywhere if he's just going to complain that he's bored!

20. After she died in 16 a new wife bore him one more son in his sixtieth year.

21. 35 Sheʹshan gave his daughter to be the wife of his servant Jarʹha, and she bore him Atʹtai.

22. She was a lady of unearthly beauty who married a Count of Anjou and bore him four children.

23. Bored synonyms, Bored pronunciation, Bored translation, English dictionary definition of Bored

24. 24 The man who lets himself be bored is even more contemptible than the bore. Samuel Butler 

25. On the death of his third wife, Charles lived with no less than three concubines who bore him numerous children.