fatigate Synonyms
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fatigate Meaning
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fatigate (a.)
Wearied; tired; fatigued.
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fatigate (v. t.)
To weary; to tire; to fatigue.
fatigate Sentence Examples
- The long hours of labor had left him utterly fatigate.
- The marathon runner struggled to keep going, feeling the fatigate in his muscles.
- The fatigate of the journey settled in her bones as she finally reached her destination.
- The relentless heat and humidity of the day had fatigate all the hikers.
- She could barely keep her eyes open, as the fatigate of the day weighed heavily upon her.
- The long flight had left her fatigate and jet-lagged.
- After a long day of sightseeing, the fatigate tourists collapsed into their beds.
- The fatigate student rested his head on his desk, unable to stay awake any longer.
- The fatigate worker dragged himself home after a long and arduous day.
- The fatigate athlete collapsed on the ground, exhausted from the intense competition.
FAQs About the word fatigate
Wearied; tired; fatigued., To weary; to tire; to fatigue.
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The long hours of labor had left him utterly fatigate.
The marathon runner struggled to keep going, feeling the fatigate in his muscles.
The fatigate of the journey settled in her bones as she finally reached her destination.
The relentless heat and humidity of the day had fatigate all the hikers.
