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die of boredom

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die of boredom
Fig. to be very bored. No one has ever really died of boredom. We sat there and listened politely, even though we almost died of boredom.
See also: boredom, die


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Sixteen-year-old Lexia is forced to go and live with her mother when she doesn't want to at all and thinks she will die of boredom.
There's every chance viewers will die of boredom well before the end of David Koepp's film.
There's every chance that audiences could die of boredom well before the end of Koepp's film and its emotionally-manipulative, mawkish denouement which recalls Scrooge's transformation in A Christmas Carol.
 
 
 
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