fatigue

Definitions of fatigue
  1. noun
    temporary loss of strength and energy resulting from hard physical or mental work
    synonyms: épuisement
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    types:
    épuisement
    extreme fatigue
    type of:
    état passagé, état temporaire
    a state that continues for a limited time
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