enervous Antonyms
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Meaning of enervous
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enervous (a.)
Lacking nerve or force; enervated.
enervous Sentence Examples
- The enervous feeling in her bones told her that something was not right.
- Despite her enervousness, the ballerina took to the stage with grace and confidence.
- The enervous student paced back and forth outside the exam hall, trying to calm their nerves.
- The enervousness in the air was palpable as the storm clouds gathered overhead.
- The enervousness of the first day in a new job can often be overwhelming.
- The enervousness of the crowd was evident as they waited for the concert to begin.
- The enervous laughter of the children betrayed their excitement at the upcoming party.
- The enervous anticipation in the stadium built as the teams took to the field.
- The enervous intensity of the game kept the spectators on the edge of their seats.
- The enervousness of the situation caused her to break out in a cold sweat.
FAQs About the word enervous
Lacking nerve or force; enervated.
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The enervous feeling in her bones told her that something was not right.
Despite her enervousness, the ballerina took to the stage with grace and confidence.
The enervous student paced back and forth outside the exam hall, trying to calm their nerves.
The enervousness in the air was palpable as the storm clouds gathered overhead.
