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Meanings of very fatigued in English

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Usage of very fatigued in English
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I am very fatigued and nervous, and the shot so sudden, surprised me.
The Son of Clemenceau, A Novel of Modern Love and Life
2
Mademoiselle was very fatigued and was not yet up!
The Point of View
3
In six or seven minutes afterwards the party made their appearance, very hot and very fatigued.
Masterman Ready; Or, The Wreck of the "Pacific"
4
And, she had become very fatigued of late.
The adventures of button
5
They were in bad weather, at high altitude, and very fatigued after many days without much food.
Rock and Ice Magazine
6
The source went on to describe Trump as very tired, very fatigued, and having some trouble breathing.
News.com.au
7
Sickle cell just makes you very fatigued.
The new yorker
8
I recall my legs being very fatigued.
Climbing Magazine
9
Basilides," he said, "you must be very fatigued.
The amber spyglass
10
To go to Burnley and then play against Bournemouth with 10 men, it was a very fatigued team.
BBC
11
He entered at last, very fatigued.
Foul Play
12
She was excited and very fatigued, and she meant to manage the night with the sole aid of Jane.
Clayhanger
13
The man had been en route to Perth and "appeared to be very fatigued", according to police.
News.com.au
14
Five days from the time of his departure, Manston returned from London and Liverpool, looking very fatigued and thoughtful.
Desperate Remedies
15
It was very interesting and I do not think I was very fatigued, though I got rather pinched by one boot.
Tono-Bungay
16
I was telling my lady just now, I said, says I, I dare say they are all very wet, and very fatigued.'
Venetia
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