Variations around "wear"

Wear
tired of
 

Weary

• I've grown very weary of your brash attitude.

Wear out

• Hard work will wear you out if you do not take breaks. 
• If I use my toothbrush eight times a day, it will wear out quickly.
• Don't wear yourself out by doing too much in one day.- s'épuiser

Wear

• The car's tyres must be changed, due to wear.-usure

Wear and tear

• The insurance company will pay for accidental damage, but not wear and tear.

Wear away

• Over time, the wind and rain wear away the stone of buildings.- éroder

Wear thin

• He's had that blanket since he was a child; it is worn thin.- être usé jusqu'à la corde

Outwear

• To last longer than; outlast: durable clothing that outwears other brands.

World-weary: déçu, désenchanté, désabusé
To wear out one's welcome: abuser de l'hospitalité de qqun