Fatiguing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FATIGUING in dictionary:

VERB:
• FATIGUE, to weary, also FATIGATE
• cause (someone) to feel exhausted
• reduce the efficiency of (a muscle or organ) by prolonged activity
• weaken (a metal or other material) by repeated variations of stress
NOUN:
• extreme tiredness resulting from mental or physical exertion or illness
• a reduction in the efficiency of a muscle or organ after prolonged activity
• weakness in metal or other materials caused by repeated variations of stress
• menial non-military tasks performed by a soldier, sometimes as a punishment
• a group of soldiers ordered to do menial tasks.
• loose clothing, typically khaki, olive drab, or camouflaged, of a sort worn by soldiers on active duty
• a lessening in one's response to or enthusiasm for something, caused by overexposure

Words related to FATIGUING

fatigue11 fatigued13 fatigues12

Words that contain FATIGUING

fatiguingly19 overfatiguing21

How to use FATIGUING in a sentence

• Accordingly, we set out for there, arriving after a fatiguing journey.
• It is imperative that we have a place to retire to after a fatiguing day.
• Concealed in a strong position, they poured a murderous fire into our troops about to go into camp after a fatiguing march.
• The journey from Bassora to Baghdad would have been very fatiguing and inconvenient if I had not met with this opportunity.
• The mountain on this side is much less steep, but the descent is fatiguing enough.
• I believe my way of governing is a more fatiguing one than that of scolding, fretting, and punishing.
• So, puzzled somewhat, he pursued his way up the ravine, wondering how his walk had become so unusually protracted and fatiguing.
• It was just the return, after a fatiguing day in forest and marsh, to the sheltering walls of the cave.
• But I had just returned from a fatiguing journey, weary and longing for repose.
• Beautiful scenery, interesting pictures and tombs, but a fatiguing journey.
• The position was agreeable, but became at last fatiguing.
• This last operation was so fatiguing, that for a short time he was obliged to pause to recover the use of his fingers.
• The hope of liberty, however, will bear man up through the most exhausting labors, and this fatiguing task was at length successfully performed.
• The flickering lamp of the chronocyclegraph device is much more fatiguing than the steady lamp of plain cyclegraphs.
• Nevertheless, as the promenade had been a little fatiguing, Matrena ordered him to go and rest immediately.
• They are rather fatiguing to ride in, but good to see from.
• What could one do with men when one had got them? None of them would talk to her of anything but the things of love, and how foolish and fatiguing that became after a bit.
• If the wind failed, then Erik took the heavy oars, and rowed with all his strength, seeming to choose the hardest and most fatiguing duties.
• Playing on the old instruments was fatiguing and uncomfortable.
• We were now beginning to feel the effects of this fatiguing duty.
• The next day was one of the most cheerful and one of the most fatiguing that I ever spent.
• We take our places around the mat to enjoy what, after our fatiguing ride, we find delicious food.
• That is why irony is intolerably fatiguing unless very sparingly used.
• You have travelled to and from Paris with me so often, that I can only add we found the same fatiguing monotony, on this occasion, as on all the others.
• In all my life I never partook of any thing with so keen a relish as that with which I drank this cooling beverage after my fatiguing ride in the burning heat.
• Though completely exhausted by my long and fatiguing walk through Messina, I remained on deck, for I could not be happy without seeing Stromboli.
• Although the day had been fatiguing, neither of them was inclined to sleep.
• We reached our new ground about nine, after a fatiguing march of seven miles, crossing the river, and, by an infernal path, through the hills.
• Our travel for the next few days after leaving the third encampment was fatiguing and monotonous.
• They never believed that I would do such a fatiguing and unheard-of thing until I really left.
• The descent on returning, owing to the slippery state of the roads, was more fatiguing than the ascent.
• You will understand what that means when you come to see, as you will, that the working of an estate in these parts is the most fatiguing of all employments.
• So they all passed round, thereby avoiding the inland path, which is excessively fatiguing by reason of the hills, which it is necessary perpetually to mount and descend.

Similar words containing FATIGU without suffix ing

fatigue11 fatigued13 fatigues12 fatiguable16 antifatigue15 fatigueless15 fatiguingly19 overfatigue18 overfatigued20 overfatigues19 overfatiguing21 fatiguableness20

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