fed-upness

The Australian is unaccustomed to the rigid restrictions of an inflexible military régime, and a temporary relaxation contributes much towards eliminating that feeling of 'fed-upness' to which he is so susceptible under monotonous and trying conditions, and certainly assists in making him a less dissatisfied soldier.

Over the Top With the Third Australian Division G. P. Cuttriss

At least, in real terms equities have been trending more or less steadily downhill for most of the past 11 years -- as if to signal increasing, now terminal, fed-upness with Keynesian claptrap.

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He adds: "What we have to do is break through a sense of fed-upness over Labour longevity in power and the mistakes that we have made, and remind people of our massive achievements and get on the offensive."

New Statesman 2009

He adds: "What we have to do is break through a sense of fed-upness over Labour longevity in power and the mistakes that we have made, and remind people of our massive achievements and get on the offensive."

New Statesman 2009

-- a voice full of "fed-upness," steeped in determination.

Bullets & Billets Bruce Bairnsfather

Decentish job — imprudent marriage — chucks everything to join up in 1914 — invalided out — job gone — health gone — no money — heroic wife keeping the home-fires burning — general fed-upness.

The Unpleasantness At The Belladonna Club Sayers, Dorothy L.Lord Peter 05 1928