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Meaning of Fed up
The primary meaning of "Fed up" is feeling extremely unhappy, frustrated, or dissatisfied with a situation.
Etymology of Fed up
The phrase "fed up" originated in the mid-19th century, where "fed" was used in the sense of having had one's fill of something, similar to being well-fed.
Historically, the phrase was used to describe being tired or satiated, but over time, its meaning evolved to include feelings of frustration, annoyance, or dissatisfaction.
Synonyms
exhausted
tired
weary
sick
disgusted
annoyed
irritated
frustrated
displeased
dissatisfied
unhappy
discontented
disheartened
demoralized
demotivated
hopeless
desperate
resentful
bitter
angry
infuriated
incensed
outraged
indignant
vexed
piqued
nettled
riled
inflamed
irate
cross
testy
cranky
peevish
petulant
sullen
morose
glum
gloomy
despondent
dejected
depressed
disenchanted
Definitions
- According to Oxford Languages, "fed up" is an idiomatic phrase meaning tired or annoyed of something, often because it has been happening for too long.
- * It can also imply a sense of being completely displeased or dissatisfied to the point of wanting to give up or take action.
Usage Examples
- I'm fed up with this traffic; it's been moving at a snail's pace for hours.
- * She's fed up with her job and is looking for a new career.
- * They're fed up with the noise from the neighboring apartment and are considering moving.