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Haddie Posted 12 years ago
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Jaded with?
How is the term 'jaded with' used?
'She was too jaded with their stupid opinions to argue any longer'
Is this okay?
'She was too jaded with their stupid opinions to argue any longer'
Is this okay?
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'Jaded by' I think is the usual, and it is the result of a longer period of weariness than just an argument. He is jaded by his years of drinking Dom Pérignon in fine restaurants.
- 'Jaded by' I think is the usual, and it is the result of a longer period of weariness than just an argument.
- He is jaded by his years of drinking Dom Pérignon in fine restaurants.
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'Jaded by' I think is the usual, and it is the result of a longer period of weariness than just an argument.
He is jaded by his years of drinking Dom Pérignon in fine restaurants.
He is jaded by his years of drinking Dom Pérignon in fine restaurants.
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