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jaded

adjectiveCommon GRE wordMore J words

worn out or made cynical by overexposure to something

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After two decades reviewing films, the critic had grown jaded and could no longer be moved by clever twists.

Synonyms
wearycynicalworld-weary
Antonyms
freshenthusiasticnaive

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Critics initially dismissed the composer's late works as merely blank, but later scholars recognized in them a deliberate restraint that concealed considerable technical sophistication.

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More GRE words starting with J

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an impudent, conceited person given to presumptuous behavior

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lacking substance or maturity; naive and simplistic

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jeopardy

danger of loss, harm, or failure

jeremiad

a long, mournful complaint or lamentation, often a list of woes

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Jaded (adjective) means worn out or made cynical by overexposure to something
Here is jaded used in an example sentence: "After two decades reviewing films, the critic had grown jaded and could no longer be moved by clever twists."
Common synonyms for jaded include weary, cynical, world-weary.
Antonyms of jaded include fresh, enthusiastic, naive.
Jaded is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.

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