Definition of "outweary" [out•wea•ry]

• To weary out. (verb)

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• "Tabby was slow in getting well; but she did not outweary the patience of her friends."
• "Even in so complex an effort as a visit to a picture gallery implies, she could continue for hours at the same pitch of earnest interest, and outweary strong men."
• "Netherlanders in the open field, but to cope with them in tortuous policy; to outwatch and outweary them in the game to which his impatient predecessor had fallen a baked victim."