Question

1. weary: a studying for twelve hours straight, rob was growing weary.

definition:
what clues in the sentence lead you to your definition?

Explanation:

For the definition of "weary":

The context clue is "studying for twelve hours straight". Studying for a long, continuous period (twelve hours straight) would likely make a person feel tired or fatigued. So, the definition of "weary" here is tired or fatigued.

The phrase "studying for twelve hours straight" is the clue. Studying for such a long, uninterrupted time is an activity that typically causes tiredness, so this context suggests that "weary" relates to being tired from this extended effort.

Answer:

Definition: Tired or fatigued (exhausted from prolonged activity, in this case, studying for twelve hours straight).

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