Affected by ennui; feeling bored, dissatisfied, or world-weary; lacking energy or enthusiasm.
From 'ennui' (a French word meaning listlessness and dissatisfaction, from Old French 'enui') + the past participle suffix '-ed', creating an adjective form. The word entered English around the 18th century during increased French cultural influence.
Ennuied is the adjective form of ennui, and it perfectly captures that 19th-century romantic aesthetic—bored, sophisticated, world-weary characters in literature are always 'ennuied' by society. It's almost a pose, suggesting a particular kind of intellectual superiority through exhaustion.
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