burnout (Meaning)
burnout
a person showing the effects of drug abuse, the cessation of operation usually of a jet or rocket engine, exhaustion of one's bodily or mental strength, to drive out or destroy the property of by fire, the point at which burnout occurs, the ending of operation of a jet or rocket engine as a result of the using up or shutting off of fuel, a person affected with burnout, to cause to fail, wear out, or become exhausted especially from overwork or overuse, exhaustion of physical or emotional strength usually as a result of prolonged stress or frustration, a person suffering from burnout, exhaustion of physical or emotional strength or motivation usually as a result of prolonged stress or frustration, to suffer burnout, to cause to wear out or become exhausted, the point in a flight at which burnout occurs
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burnout Sentence Examples
- The intense workload led to an overwhelming sense of burnout in the office staff.
- After years of dedication, the doctor experienced a severe case of burnout, forcing them to take a leave of absence.
- The constant pressure to succeed contributed to the lawyer's burnout and decision to change careers.
- The nurse's compassion and long hours resulted in an emotional burnout that left them unable to continue their profession.
- The caregiver struggled with burnout as they provided round-the-clock support to a loved one.
- The teacher's passion for their students waned as burnout crept in, leaving them feeling exhausted and uninspired.
- The athlete's relentless training and competition schedule pushed them to the brink of burnout, forcing them to temporarily retire.
- The project manager's constant deadlines and unrealistic expectations created a burnout that affected their team's productivity.
- The entrepreneur's unwavering determination led to a burnout that jeopardized their business venture.
- The artist's creative block and lack of inspiration were signs of the burnout they had been experiencing for months.
FAQs About the word burnout
a person showing the effects of drug abuse, the cessation of operation usually of a jet or rocket engine, exhaustion of one's bodily or mental strength, to driv
fatigue,exhaustion, disablement, weariness, tiredness, prostration,collapse, lassitude, infirmity, passivity
ginger, dash, punch, sap, bounce, power, muscle, vigor, strength,rejuvenation
The intense workload led to an overwhelming sense of burnout in the office staff.
After years of dedication, the doctor experienced a severe case of burnout, forcing them to take a leave of absence.
The constant pressure to succeed contributed to the lawyer's burnout and decision to change careers.
The nurse's compassion and long hours resulted in an emotional burnout that left them unable to continue their profession.
