Pronunciation: /fəˈtiːɡ/
noun a feeling of extreme tiredness resulting from mental or physical exertion
A1 I feel fatigue after a long day at work.
A2 She experienced fatigue after running a marathon.
B1 Chronic fatigue can be a symptom of an underlying health issue.
B2 The athlete pushed through the fatigue to finish the race.
C1 The doctor recommended rest and relaxation to combat the fatigue.
C2 The astronaut's fatigue was evident after months in space.
verb to cause to feel tired or exhausted
A1 I fatigue easily after a long day at work.
A2 She fatigues quickly when running long distances.
B1 The constant stress of the job fatigues him mentally.
B2 The intense workout regimen fatigues her muscles, but she pushes through.
C1 The rigorous training schedule fatigues professional athletes, but they continue to perform at a high level.
C2 The demanding nature of the project fatigues the team, but they are determined to see it through to completion.
formal The long hours of work led to extreme fatigue among the employees.
informal I'm feeling so tired and drained, it's like a never-ending fatigue.
slang I can't hang out tonight, I'm too fatigued from the gym earlier.
figurative The constant stress and pressure caused a deep fatigue in his soul.
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