Fed up: meaning, definitions and examples

This expression is used when someone is feeling very tired and irritated by a situation that has been ongoing and they can no longer tolerate it.

• I'm fed up with all these meetings
• She's fed up with his constant lies

Frustrated is used when someone feels upset or discouraged due to being unable to do something or achieve a goal despite trying hard.

• I'm frustrated by the lack of progress on this project
• She feels frustrated because she can't solve the math problem

This word is appropriate for situations where someone is slightly angry or irritated by something or someone.

• He gets annoyed when people talk during movies
• I'm annoyed by the loud music from the neighbor's party

This term is used when someone is feeling uninterested, often due to a lack of stimulation or exciting activity.

• I'm bored with this book
• The lecture was so long that everyone seemed bored

Used when someone is very annoyed or dissatisfied with a situation. Often implies a feeling of having endured something for a long time.

• I'm fed up with doing all the chores around the house.
• She was fed up with the constant delays.

Indicates weariness or boredom with someone or something that has been around for a while.

• I'm tired of eating the same food every day.
• She got tired of his constant complaining.

Used to express strong annoyance or disgust towards something that has been ongoing for a while. Often carries a negative connotation.

• I'm sick of your lies!
• They're sick of their daily routine.

Indicates that someone can no longer tolerate a situation. Usually implies that the person has reached their limit.

• I've had enough of this noisy environment.
• He's had enough of her excuses.