To make very tired or exhausted; to tire out completely.
From 'be-' plus 'weary' (Old English 'werig'). This verb form transforms an adjective describing a state into an action that causes that state.
The verb 'beweary' is perfect evidence of how languages evolve—modern English would say 'tire out' instead, but this compact Old English prefix did the same work in one word.
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