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Definition of «exhaustion»

Exhaustion refers to a state of being extremely tired, worn out or fatigued due to prolonged physical or mental activity. It can be caused by various factors such as lack of sleep, overwork, stress, illness or excessive exercise. Symptoms may include drowsiness, weakness, lethargy, irritability and difficulty concentrating. Exhaustion can lead to a decreased ability to perform daily tasks and can have negative effects on mental health if left untreated.

Usage examples

  1. I experienced extreme exhaustion after running a marathon without proper training.
  2. The constant pressure from work deadlines and long hours led to mental and physical exhaustion.
  3. I felt a sense of emotional exhaustion after going through a difficult breakup.
  4. The chronic illness left her in a state of constant exhaustion, making it difficult to carry out daily tasks.
  5. The firefighters battled the raging forest fire for hours, their physical exhaustion evident in their sweat-soaked uniforms.
  6. The caregiver felt overwhelming exhaustion after taking care of a loved one suffering from a terminal illness.
  7. The long, tedious flight and jet lag resulted in a state of complete exhaustion upon arriving at their destination.
  8. She collapsed on the couch in utter exhaustion after completing a grueling workout session at the gym.
  9. The students were on the brink of mental exhaustion after studying for hours straight during exam season.
  10. The rescue team showed great courage and determination as they tirelessly searched for survivors in the wreckage, despite their exhaustion.

Phrases with «exhaustion»

Sentences with «exhaustion»

  • «This illustrates the complete cycle of exhaustion of a fossil fuel». (ecoshock.org)
  • Heat exhaustion of a dog can lead to heart failure, brain and organ damage, and death. (petsinthecitymagazine.com)
  • She was just stopping in, but she saw the tears of exhaustion in my eyes, the dark circles, heard the desperation in my voice, and sent me right to bed. (romper.com)
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