Pronunciation: /ˈbætəl fəˈtiːɡ/
noun a condition of emotional and mental exhaustion caused by prolonged exposure to stressful situations, especially combat
A1 Soldiers can experience battle fatigue after being in combat for a long time.
A2 The soldier showed signs of battle fatigue after serving multiple tours in the war zone.
B1 Counseling services are available for military personnel suffering from battle fatigue.
B2 Treatment options for battle fatigue may include therapy and medication.
C1 The effects of battle fatigue can have long-lasting consequences on a person's mental health.
C2 Military leaders need to be aware of the signs of battle fatigue in their troops and provide support accordingly.
formal The soldiers exhibited symptoms of battle fatigue after months of intense combat.
informal After multiple deployments, many soldiers are dealing with battle fatigue.
slang Man, I'm so burnt out from this deployment, I've got major battle fatigue.
figurative Working long hours without a break can lead to a form of battle fatigue in the office.
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