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Meaning of exhaustion
The state of being extremely tired, either physically or mentally.
Etymology of exhaustion
The word "exhaustion" originates from the Latin words "ex" (out) and "haustus" (a drawing out), with the suffix "-ion" added to form a noun.
Historically, the term has been used to describe the act of draining or emptying something, and later it evolved to describe the state of being physically or mentally drained.
Synonyms
fatigue
tiredness
weariness
burnout
lethargy
lassitude
sluggishness
dullness
apathy
listlessness
weakness
debility
prostration
collapse
enervation
enfeeblement
inanition
languor
somnolence
drowsiness
sleepiness
heaviness
numbness
torpor
stupor
coma
insensibility
exhaustion
spentness
drainedness
depletedness
emptiness
hollowness
weakness
feebleness
frailty
fragility
Definitions
- The state of being extremely tired, either physically or mentally.
- * A state of physical or mental tiredness, resulting from hard work, illness, or other prolonged efforts.
Usage Examples
- After working non-stop for 12 hours, she felt complete exhaustion and needed to rest.
- * The athlete's exhaustion was evident as he struggled to finish the marathon.
- * The company's financial exhaustion led to its bankruptcy.
Antonyms
energy
vitality
vigor
strength
dynamism
enthusiasm
eagerness
liveliness
animation
invigoration
rejuvenation
refreshment
renewal
restoration
revitalization
stimulation
activation
motivation
inspiration
revitalization
animation
briskness
freshness
healthiness
robustness
soundness
wellness