1. a person affected by ennui; someone who is bored, world-weary, or indifferent
Usage: French origin; often used in literary or formal contexts; typically describes a person with a sophisticated, detached attitude

Examples

• The ennuyee sat in the café, dismissing every suggestion with a wave of his hand.
• She played the role of an ennuyee, pretending nothing in the world could impress her.
• The wealthy ennuyee had traveled everywhere but found joy in nothing.
• His ennuyee attitude masked a deeper sadness beneath the surface.
• The novel's protagonist is a classic ennuyee, exhausted by the emptiness of high society.