What is another word for enervation?
188 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ˌɛnəvˈe͡ɪʃən], [ ˌɛnəvˈeɪʃən], [ ˌɛ_n_ə_v_ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n]
Enervation is defined as fatigue or a lack of energy, and there are a number of synonyms that can be used to convey this feeling. Some common synonyms for enervation include exhaustion, weariness, depletion, lethargy, tiredness, and weakness. Other possible synonyms might include debilitation, languor, listlessness, or even apathy. Depending on the context and the specific connotations that are being emphasized, one synonym may be more appropriate than another. However, all of these words share a sense of a lack of vitality or vigor, and can be used to describe physical, emotional, or mental lethargy.
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Synonyms for Enervation:
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n.
• act • debility- dis ease ,
- dis eases ,
- dis-ease ,
- dis-eases ,
- faintnesses ,
- sicklinesses ,
- un healthiness ,
- un healthinesses ,
- un-healthiness ,
- un-healthinesses ,
- unhealthinesses .
Other synonyms:
Other relevant words:
- Caducity ,
- Feminality ,
- Languishing ,
- abate ,
- abatement ,
- abbreviate ,
- acedia ,
- allay ,
- apathy ,
- asthenia ,
- atony ,
- attrition ,
- bate ,
- boredom ,
- break ,
- breakdown ,
- castration ,
- chasten ,
- collapse ,
- commute ,
- consumption ,
- crippling ,
- curtail ,
- dampen ,
- deaden ,
- deadening ,
- debilitation ,
- debilitative ,
- debility ,
- decrepitude ,
- deduct ,
- defuse ,
- degrade ,
- delicacy ,
- depress ,
- destroy ,
- deteriorate ,
- detract ,
- diminish ,
- disability ,
- disabling ,
- dispel ,
- disqualifying ,
- dotage ,
- dullness ,
- effeminacy ,
- eliminate ,
- emaciation ,
- emasculation ,
- enervate ,
- enervating ,
- enfeeble ,
- enfeeblement ,
- ennui ,
- evisceration ,
- expenditure ,
- extinguish ,
- eyestrain ,
- fail ,
- faintness ,
- feebleness ,
- flaccidity ,
- fragility ,
- frailness ,
- frailty ,
- hebetude ,
- helplessness ,
- hypochondria ,
- ill health ,
- impair ,
- impotence ,
- inactivity ,
- incapacitating ,
- incapacity ,
- indifference ,
- infirmity ,
- languidness ,
- languor ,
- lassitude ,
- lighten ,
- listlessness ,
- loosen ,
- lose ,
- lowness ,
- malaise ,
- mitigate ,
- mitigation ,
- morbidity ,
- old age ,
- palliate ,
- paralysis ,
- passivity ,
- phlegm ,
- powerlessness ,
- prostration ,
- reduce ,
- reduction ,
- relaxation ,
- senescence ,
- senility ,
- slacken ,
- slackening ,
- sloth ,
- slowness ,
- soften ,
- softening ,
- somnolence ,
- strain ,
- strong ,
- stupor ,
- subdue ,
- superannuation ,
- thinning ,
- torpor ,
- undermine ,
- wasting ,
- weak point ,
- weaken ,
- weakening ,
- wear ,
- wear out ,
- wimpiness .
How to use "Enervation" in context?
The process of losing muscle mass and strength. This occurs as a result of a decrease in the availability of energy that allows the muscles to contract. When this occurs over time, it can lead to muscle atrophy and a decrease in physical performance.
Homophones for Enervation:
Hyponym for Enervation:
n.
-
act
cutting out, extirpation, ablation, excision.
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attribute
weakness.
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act
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