burn out (Meaning)

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burn out (v)

melt, break, or become otherwise unusable

After working non-stop for months, she began to feel the signs of burn out.
Burn out is a common issue among professionals who neglect self-care.
He experienced burn out from the constant pressure to meet deadlines at his job.
The intense workload led to burn out among many employees, resulting in a decrease in productivity.
It's important to recognize the signs of burn out and take proactive steps to prevent it.
Seeking support from friends and family can help alleviate feelings of burn out.
The therapist recommended taking regular breaks to avoid burn out and maintain mental well-being.
Burn out can manifest as physical and emotional exhaustion, making it difficult to perform daily tasks.
The company implemented a wellness program to address burn out and promote work-life balance.
She decided to take a sabbatical to recover from burn out and regain her passion for her work.

melt, break, or become otherwise unusable

fatigue,exhaustion, disablement, prostration, tiredness,collapse, weariness, frazzle, impotence, inertia

pep, strength, energy,rejuvenation, punch, ginger, pep, sap, punch, ginger

After working non-stop for months, she began to feel the signs of burn out.

Burn out is a common issue among professionals who neglect self-care.

He experienced burn out from the constant pressure to meet deadlines at his job.

The intense workload led to burn out among many employees, resulting in a decrease in productivity.