Medical symptom usually of physical and/or mental weakness.
Weakening of a material caused by repeatedly applied loads.
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Of course, with the butchery, my hand is often tired these days.
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In All-Ireland final week, you don't be long growing tired of words.
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I'm tired of people saying 'I don't know if that is true'.
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I am tired, in the heart, in the mind, in the body.
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But the four-bedroom house is tired and in need of much work.
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Police said they would continue to search until all avenues were exhausted.
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As a result, quotas for those programmes have yet to be exhausted.
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We have exhausted all possible creative solutions on our side, Enria said.
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However, they were left exhausted by the New Zealand team's dogged defence.
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Meanwhile, his main rivals have entered government and exhausted their political capital.
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Money is short, days are long, and exhaustion is an occupational hazard.
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In the South, the signs of exhaustion had not yet become grave.
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Hypophosphatemia can lead to loss of appetite, exhaustion, weakness, and bone problems.
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In its wake, physical sensation returned, the reality of exhaustion and pain.
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Far in the night Robert sank down in a state of exhaustion.
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War weariness has become especially acute among many in Obama's Democratic Party.
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Her weariness sounded in her voice; it quivered in spite of her.
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Opinion polls reflect deep-seated war-weariness in the UK, the US, and elsewhere.
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The weariness of the ages was in every line of his body.
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All the weariness of the past four days had returned to him.
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This general languor is the effect of general luxury, of general idleness.
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Some were smoking; some chatting merrily together; some sitting in dreamy languor.
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The suit proceeded with all the languor and chicanery of the period.
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The Old Bachelor was written for amusement, in the languor of convalescence.
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The next day a sort of languor took possession of the army.
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Results: Two patients withdrew from Study 1 after complaints of unacceptable lethargy.
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Such assertive action is, on the basis of past official lethargy, essential.
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Or the opposite, hypo-arousal: a state of lethargy, a feeling of unreality.
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A bad circulation results in cold feet, in local stagnation, in lethargy.
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Deep trance-like sleep and lethargy were the first signs of the problem.
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A score of 8 on the scale represents mild tiredness, for example.
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It broke across Mitch's numb tiredness like a sea of ice water.
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On the following day Ludwig recorded: Headache and tiredness in the morning.
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How many times have you seen fighters falter when tiredness sets in?
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Rogero felt the same sense of tiredness as his body finally relaxed.
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Coolness, a lassitude that should help clear thinking, spread through his body-
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The attitude of indifference had gone, the air of lassitude with it.
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It was with strange lassitude that he heard the voice still speaking:
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Before leaving, Corelli made one last attempt to break through Louise's lassitude.
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Indifference and spiritual lassitude are, to the poet, the worst of sins.
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He dropped his pen in sudden listlessness, crossed aimlessly to the window.
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Hildegard submitted with demure listlessness, and soon re-appeared in her walking costume.
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Next to madness occur the different stages of spleen, dejection and listlessness.
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So he worked on, no longer in listlessness, but with contemptuous amusement.
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The childish expression left the girl's eyes, the listlessness left her attitude.
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The sluggishness on the business side leads to all sorts of problems.
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But the level of red tape and logistical sluggishness beats regional rivals.
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All it takes is one mistake, or the mounting sluggishness of exhaustion.
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Political sluggishness and sluggards will be responded to with a scalpel-like sharpness.
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Yet there was in her aspect also a sort of half-submerged sluggishness.
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Lady Winslow reached them, all the usual languidness gone from her voice.
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I put my finger on a judge, and retorted with scathing languidness-
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She laughed with much sweetness; she resigned herself with caressing languidness.
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He had not Hyslop's graceful languidness; he looked alert and highly-strung.
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There is something in this to explain the languidness or cessation of many girl friendships.
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A pleasant languour, like a light opiate, infused his consciousness; yet he was by no means mentally inactive.
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It was a hard, stern life, with its smoke, heat, frosts, and languour; but they loved it profoundly.
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The heat was so intense as to throw languour on the garden and croquet-parties, which replaced the winter balls and sleigh drives.
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"She has the languour of the South-Shedoes not jump from one subject to another, she is frankly only interested in love."
Labor of a nonmilitary kind done by soldiers (cleaning or digging or draining or so on)
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She's noted that 'pandemic fatigue' is affecting many citizens at the moment.
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Workers have voiced concerns that fatigue levels are putting safety at risk.
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However, fatigue prevented four subjects from group P from completing the trial.
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He said in recent media interviews that he had suffered from fatigue.
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Multivariate regression methods were used to identify significant factors associated with fatigue.
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His doctors have told him to avoid stress and fatigue, he said.
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The treatment was associated with mild side effects, including fatigue and nausea.
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However, there was no correlation between the content of CgA and fatigue.
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Pathological fatigue, however, greatly reduces quality of life and requires therapeutic interventions.
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A lot of people question the actual diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome.
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At 16, fatigue set down roots, and my immediate future clouded over.
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If you follow the news closely, it's easy to catch tragedy fatigue.
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Hyperleptinemia may contribute to fatigue severity in patients with cardiovascular risk factors.
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The most common reported side effects were headache, fatigue, dizziness and diarrhea.
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In the laboratory the fatigue is slight enough, the distraction rather trivial.
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The Brown staff were oblivious of fatigue in the exhilaration of victory.
