Made very tired or exhausted; worn out completely.
Past participle of 'beweary,' from 'be-' plus 'wearied' (from Old English 'werig' meaning tired). The prefix intensifies the sense of exhaustion.
You can track the emotional intensity Shakespeare and his contemporaries wanted by counting their 'be-' words—'bewearied' appears in their most dramatic, exhausted scenes.
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