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Definition of enervation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
exhaustionRare state of feeling drained of energyRare
- After the marathon, he felt a deep enervation.
2.
debilitationRare act of causing someone to feel weakRare
- The illness led to the enervation of the patient.
Origin of enervation
Latin, enervare (weaken)
Examples of enervation in a sentence
She experienced enervation after the intense workout. The enervation from the heat was overwhelming. Chronic fatigue led to her enervation.
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- French:lassitude, affaiblissement, ...
- German:Erschöpfung, Schwächung, ...
- Italian:spossatezza, indebolimento, ...
- Spanish:debilidad, debilitación, ...
- Portuguese:esgotamento, debilitação, ...
- Chinese:疲惫, 衰弱, ...
- Japanese:無気力, 衰弱, ...
- Arabic:إرهاق, إضعاف, ...
- Hebrew:תְּשִׁישׁוּת, הַחֲלָשָׁה, ...
- Russian:истощение, ослабление, ...
- Ukrainian:виснаження, ...
- Hindi:थकावट, ...
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