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Meanings of enervating in English
Synonyms
Examples for "weakening"
Examples for "weakening"
1
Any weakening of consumer confidence could hit Linden Homes' market in particular.
2
And China is actually one possible weakening link in the BRIC strategy.
3
The results will be a centralisation of power and weakening of democracy.
4
The industry fears one of the best practices would include weakening encryption.
5
Growth rates across the developed world have been weakening for 50 years.
1
His mind was naturally feeble; and he had received an enfeebling education.
2
Proportional representation systems in Europe were derided as dangerous and enfeebling.
3
The plan proceeds expressly on the idea of enfeebling the regular executory power.
4
A weakened Fairtrade portends the enfeebling of the very idea of fair trade.
5
I hope that Mr. Lincoln will know how to resist these enfeebling influences.
Usage of enervating in English
1
These are the results of the easy luxury of an enervating high-life.
2
The darkness enfolded her like the enervating caress of a sombre universe.
3
There is something enervating to a northern race in these subtropical climates.
4
Besides this, the talk of intervention had an enervating effecton the commandos.
5
It is enervating, and makes one eye swell up and turn blue.
6
For all the enervating heat, he applied himself vigorously to his tasks.
7
He divides trades into two classes, which he calls energizing and enervating.
8
Charity can not help them-thatenervating poison has already done enough mischief.
9
I answered, 'our democracy is like Parr's Life Pills, enervating and elasticating.
10
The world is constantly encroaching here, enervating and corrupting social life.
11
The enervating heat was over, and the worrisome insects were gone.
12
The early days of Jean's servitude had slipped by in an enervating monotony.
13
What comes from the artificial conditions of the city is weakening, enervating, softening.
14
His big body began to feel with enervating persistency the call of sex.
15
I felt easier after that, although the room was oppressively hot and enervating.
16
The sultry warmth of all those moving bodies was enervating, seductive.
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Frequent collocations
Enervating through the time
Enervating across language varieties
United Kingdom
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