The
idiom “Sick and tired of” is
typically used to reference something that is too boring (to the point of
weariness). Thus “being sick and tired
of something or doing something” simply means to “hate something or doing something”.
For Example:
The boy was sick and tired of doing his lengthy homework
assignment.
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