exantlation (Meaning)

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exantlation (n.)

Act of drawing out ; exhaustion.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The marathon runner crossed the finish line in a state of utter exantlation, barely able to stand.
After days of hiking through the rugged wilderness, the group finally reached their destination, feeling a sense of exantlation.
The long hours of studying for exams took a toll on the students, leaving them feeling exhausted and exantlated.
The rescue workers worked tirelessly for days, battling extreme conditions and fatigue, reaching a point of sheer exantlation.
The intense workout routine left the athlete feeling drained and exantlated, but satisfied with the progress they had made.
The chronic pain and insomnia had taken a toll on her, leading to severe exantlation and a diminished quality of life.
The traveler arrived at their destination after a grueling journey, feeling a combination of exantlation and excitement.
The emotional toll of dealing with a difficult personal situation led to mental exantlation and a need for self-care.
The demanding job and long work hours contributed to his physical and mental exantlation, affecting his overall well-being.
Overexerting oneself during physical activities can lead to exantlation and increased risk of injury, making it important to pace oneself and rest adequately.

Act of drawing out ; exhaustion.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The marathon runner crossed the finish line in a state of utter exantlation, barely able to stand.

After days of hiking through the rugged wilderness, the group finally reached their destination, feeling a sense of exantlation.

The long hours of studying for exams took a toll on the students, leaving them feeling exhausted and exantlated.

The rescue workers worked tirelessly for days, battling extreme conditions and fatigue, reaching a point of sheer exantlation.