Enervated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENERVATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENERVATE, to weaken, to debilitate
• make (someone) feel drained of energy or vitality
ADJECTIVE:
• lacking in energy or vitality
• lacking strength or vigor
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to deprive of strength or vitality

Words related to ENERVATED

enervate11 enervates12 enervating14

Words that contain ENERVATED

denervated15

How to use ENERVATED in a sentence

• That Danish invasion was a chastisement not undeserved, for both the clergy and the laity had become corrupt, had been enervated by prosperity.
• Like the Romans, they were warriors and conquerors, but became enervated by luxury.
• It was a fierce protest against the luxuries of an enervated age.
• The punishment of the enervated and sensual Roman was by war.
• Charlemagne knew that the difficult and unpleasant work of subjugation must be done by somebody, and he was unwilling to leave the work to enervated successors.
• It was a frightful sight to behold innocent young creatures, in the gay morning of existence, thus seized upon, horror struck, and rendered feeble and enervated for ever.
• Antony, Caesar, Pompey, and Lucullus at home were enervated and self-indulgent, but at the head of their legions they were capable of any privation and fatigue.
• The tropics had enervated him, though he made no such confession.
• Moreover, the troops of Antiochus had, we are informed, been enervated by an excessive indulgence on the part of their leader during the marches and halts of the preceding summer.
• If the attacks of the enervated enemies of France were weak, so also were her own efforts feeble to resist these attacks.
• Thus he soon became impoverished and enervated by idleness, and returned to his company no longer a man of means and energy but penniless and lazy.
• It shews little power, or power enervated by extreme fastidiousness.
• You have not become enervated by the luxuries of life.
• This added one instance more of a poor triumphing over an enervated and rich people.
• The worst of it is, I feel quite enervated and indifferent.
• See how his soul becomes enervated, his judgment warped and his heart invaded by every temptation.
• Consequently the people here are enervated, and cannot be compared to the horsemen of the plains.
• She was therefore enervated at a time when all her power was needed to resist the skeptical and immoral tendencies of the day.
• Also in Persia and Turkey it is in great repute for recruiting the exhausted vitality of aged, and enervated persons.
• In appearance they resembled their mother, and they had often much of her enervated and almost decaying manner.
• The world is no place for the bad, the stupid, the enervated.
• Ay, but, Mowbray, replied the poor man, those wretches have not had their minds enervated by such infirmities of body as I have long laboured under.
• As soon as he began a thing, he was conscious of all its difficulties, and the discouragement that came over him enervated his will.
• It was a frightful sight to behold innocent young creatures, in the gay morning of existence, thus seized upon, horror-struck, and rendered feeble and enervated for ever.
• It is, therefore, properly said in this Dialogue, that Cicero thought Calvus cold and enervated.
• To be sure, he is a good Catholic, which the Incas were not, but he is indolent, enervated, and enslaved by his own passions.
• My mind at the time was enervated by disease, and by no means well disciplined.
• He became enervated by luxury, learned to despise the rude manners of his countrymen, engaged a Russian cook, and was served from silver plate.
• Though no man is more capable of enjoying the refinements of modern society, luxury has not enervated his mind or his manners.
• It was this concept that also led Purney to his unusual theory of enervated diction.
• And he has truly enervated his Language in four several Lines.

Similar words containing ERVAT without suffix ed and without prefix en

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