Hastiado

Hastiado describes a state of being weary, tired, or disgusted due to excess, repetition, or something becoming stale. It implies a feeling of aversion, boredom, and a loss of interest. This feeling often arises from prolonged exposure to something undesirable or from a lack of novelty and stimulation. It encapsulates a sense of being fed up, sated to the point of repulsiveness, and longing for change or escape from the prevailing situation. The term emphasizes a subjective experience of ennui, resignation, and the inability to find pleasure or satisfaction in the present surroundings or activities, thus promoting apathy.

Hastiado meaning with examples

• After a week of endless meetings about the same budget items, the team grew hastiado; they felt drained by repetition and lost focus, eagerly awaiting any break. They started zoning out.
• The constant stream of bad news on social media left many people hastiados, overwhelmed by negativity, and they made choices to unplug and seek positivity.
• Eating the same bland meal every day for a month made him feel incredibly hastiado. He'd tried other ways to alter the meals, but it was to no avail.
• The traveler, hastiado with tourist traps, craved an authentic experience far from the commercial centers, wanting to immerse themselves.
• She was soon hastiada with his endless complaints, feeling worn down by his negativity. She would take her space for the sake of both of them.