Term: more tired

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Feeling a higher level of exhaustion than before

Usage:

• I am more tired today than I was yesterday.
• After playing sports all day, I feel even more tired than usual.
• She worked overtime last night, making her more tired than ever.

Sense 2: A phrase used to express a greater degree of fatigue

Usage:

• He is more tired than he has ever been in his life.
• Despite resting, she still feels more tired as time goes on.
• After the long hike, they couldn't have felt more tired.

Part of Speech: Adverb

Sense: To a greater extent in terms of exhaustion

Usage:

• He ran more tiredly than his competitors.
• She studied all night, causing her to perform more tiredly on the exam.
• After the long journey, they could no longer walk more tiredly.

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