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Fatigue

Definition

1. (noun) Extreme tiredness or exhaustion resulting from mental or physical exertion.

2. (noun) The feeling of weariness, often accompanied by a lack of motivation or energy.

3. (verb) To cause or experience extreme tiredness or weariness.

Sense 1: Noun - Extreme tiredness or exhaustion resulting from mental or physical exertion

Sample Sentence 1: After working for 12 hours straight, she fell into a state of fatigue and could barely keep her eyes open.

Sample Sentence 2: Marathon runners often experience fatigue in their muscles after completing a long race.

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Sense 2: Noun - The feeling of weariness, often accompanied by a lack of motivation or energy

Sample Sentence 1: The constant stress and pressure of his job had resulted in chronic fatigue, leaving him feeling drained both physically and emotionally.

Sample Sentence 2: Depression can often manifest as a deep sense of fatigue and apathy towards daily activities.

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Sense 3: Verb - To cause or experience extreme tiredness or weariness

Sample Sentence 1: The demanding workout routine fatigued her muscles, leaving her feeling sore and exhausted.

Sample Sentence 2: The repetitive nature of the task eventually fatigued him mentally, making it difficult to concentrate.

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