Hastío (en. Weariness)

/asˈtjo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Definition: State of tiredness or displeasure towards something that is repeated excessively.

Example Sentence: After so much time in the same routine, I felt a deep disgust.

Después de tanto tiempo en la misma rutina, sentí un profundo hastío.

Definition: Feeling of extreme boredom.

Example Sentence: The disgust I felt during the meeting was unbearable.

El hastío que sentí durante la reunión fue insoportable.

Definition: Disinterest or apathy that arises in repetitive situations.

Example Sentence: The disgust led me to stop attending classes.

El hastío me llevó a dejar de asistir a las clases.

Etymology/Origin: From Latin 'fastidium', which means disgust or dislike.

Common Phrase: to be in a state of disgust

Meaning: To feel tired or bored with the current situation.

estar en hastío

Common Phrase: disgusted with

Meaning: To indicate a strong dislike for something due to repetition.

hastiado de

Related Word: disgusted

Description: A person who feels disgust.

hastiado

Related Word: to disgust

Description: To provoke disgust or boredom.

hastiar

Slang Meaning: To feel bored.

Example: I'm so disgusted with this movie, I can't take it anymore.

Estoy tan hastiado de esta película, no puedo más.

Slang Meaning: To feel like changing activities or place.

Example: I'm already disgusted with being at home all day.

Ya estoy hastiado de estar en casa todo el día.