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enervating

US // (ˈɛnəˌveɪtɪŋ) //

使人窒息的,使人窒息,紧张的,使人沮丧的

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : tending to deprive of strength or vitality; physically or mentally weakening; debilitating

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Examples

  • Come 6:30, the long, enervating adventure was gaveled close, at last setting everyone free.

  • But the slog to November 6th has been dispiriting and enervating enough to put many of us in touch with our inner 4-year-old.

  • In fact, virtually all Japanese are afflicted by this bizarre and highly enervating condition.

  • The regular tolling of the gong, calling to toil or meals, accentuates the enervating routine.

  • “A useful phrase at times, of the nature of a tonic, amidst our enervating civilisation,” she reflected.

  • They were not then living in the enervating air of London, and they looked extremely robust.

  • Drive, drive, drive,—in a fading community dozing in the enervating aroma of decaying days: no wonder he succeeded so well!

  • From the first, it was a protest against materialism, luxury, and enervating pleasures.