Preposition: of

• fan: This first film tho is great fun and will bring a wry smile to even the most jaded of horror fans memorys.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• feel: By the time we eventually dispensed with our luggage we were all feeling a bit jaded to say the least.

• look: Graham said " Since I have been here Gary has been looking a bit jaded.

• get: Don't you feel there's a danger that some people may get a bit jaded about these changes?

Modifies a noun

• palate: The menu is packed with intriguing culinary delights to tempt even the most jaded palate.

• traveler: The French capital has the ability to surprise and delight even the most jaded traveler.

• soul: Occasionally, you can be so friendly that you may arouse suspicions in some more jaded souls.

• audience: It's hard to imagine even the most jaded Italian audience talking through this overture.

• eye: To children you reveal delights unseen by jaded adult eyes â how eagerly they sound your praise, enthralled by every new surprise.

• view: Exciting, fun punk rock times or Chris's more jaded view of events.

Modifying Another Word

• somewhat: After a hard week hanging controls, I was somewhat jaded and therefore relieved to see them running the show so smooth and independently.

• slightly: We get a ridiculously early flight back and I arrive at the office feeling slightly jaded.

• rather: Our flight was delayed and we reached Porto Sani well past midnight, rather jaded.

• little: Today was Greg at his best with Stewart perhaps a little jaded from his first round efforts.

• so: In a world so jaded by unrest, military coups and the first stages of the cold war she was a beacon of hope.

• very: Cardiff started slowly, got better but looked very jaded in the final stages.

Used with adjective complement

• feel: Every time I go to Venice I expect to feel jaded, waiting for the magic to wear off.

• become: Maybe I am becoming jaded by being too far removed from the sharp end.

• look: Wild Thing surprisingly looked jaded compared to previous displays.

• get: Everyone in Japan was getting jaded about games by the turn of the century.