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sick to death of

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sick to death of something
extremely bored with something. We are sick to death of the constant talk of a baseball strike.
Related vocabulary: sick (and tired) of someone/something
See also: death, sick

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As for the baroness, he was sick to death of her, especially since she'd taken to offering continually to lend him money.
He'd have got sick to death of her in three months.
The prince, when he heard the story afterwards, felt that he had never yet come across so wonderful a humorist, or such remarkable brilliancy as was shown by this man; and yet if he had only known it, this story was the oldest, stalest, and most worn-out yarn, and every drawing-room in town was sick to death of it.
 
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