Exhausting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXHAUSTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXHAUST, to use the whole strength of
• make (someone) feel very tired
• use up (resources or reserves) completely
• expound on or explore (a subject or options) so fully that there is nothing further to be said or discovered
• expel (gas or steam) from or into a particular place
NOUN:
• waste gases or air expelled from an engine, turbine, or other machine in the course of its operation
• the system through which exhaust gases are expelled
ADJECTIVE:
• Producing exhaustion; as, exhausting labors.
• having a debilitating effect
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to use up

Words related to EXHAUSTING

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How to use EXHAUSTING in a sentence

• In exhausting labors, long-continued exposure, and to insure wakefulness, the uses of coffee and tea have long been practically recognized by all classes.
• I played one of the most exhausting matches against her that I have ever experienced.
• It is an engine using steam at a high pressure and exhausting into the open air.
• The sea was still very rough, and as the tide was against us, I found it extremely exhausting work.
• Marshall-Smith had stopped to listen in the midst of the exhausting toil of telling Helene which dresses to pack and which to leave hanging in the Lydford house.
• Of all crops it is perhaps the most exhausting to the soil, nor was a large part of Virginia particularly fertile to begin with.
• The conversation of the first few hours, as is generally the case with friends who have not met for a long time, was eager, lively, almost exhausting.
• Officers and men, twenty-eight in number, were alike harnessed to the tackle, and wrought in common at the exhausting toil.
• The improved process consists in placing the hides with the solution of tan in close vessels, and then exhausting the air.
• Exhausting as the campaign had been, the men in the ranks preferred to fight it out then and to get through with it.
• These peoples were not compelled by a series of exhausting wars to seek safety in annexation.
• All that winter Father Xavier toiled upon it, exhausting his utmost skill, but never exhausting his patience.
• They had barely escaped losing the benefit of their weeks of exhausting labor.
• As may be seen, the buried treasures of these gravel beds were to be won in these pioneer years only by dint of exhausting labor and frightful hardship.
• After exhausting every possible advance of pay from newspapers, magazines, and publishers, Etienne knew not of what ink he could churn gold.
• Girard, where he remained till the fourth day of September, consuming the forage and exhausting the country.
• But the route was difficult and exhausting and the natives usually hostile, and as they went on many of the men and horses died or were slain.
• Gilbert Tyson had somehow come to understand Hervey in that one day since his arrival at camp, and he had no intention of exhausting his breath in a futile chase along the road.
• Moreover, it is well known that exertions required of hypnotic subjects are nervously very exhausting, so much so that headache frequently follows.
• When new land produces large crops, and when, after a few years, the crops get less and less, we were told that the farmers were exhausting their land.
• The admonition was disregarded, and after exhausting its patience, the government proceeded so far as to order him to quit Paris.
• Some days may be spent in this pleasant town without exhausting its interest and charm and the cathedral cannot be seen in one visit without fatigue.
• The smoke and the heat were stifling and exhausting, and every little while Charley had to turn away from the fire to rest and get his breath.
• Two days before she left Sapparo, she spent hours in an exhausting search for her son, Nathaniel, the best one could from a distant continent.
• Now followed years of exhausting warfare and of victory after victory, which fatally wasted the strength of Assyria.
• It is present in progressive dissolution and in hopeless and exhausting struggles far more than in education or in profitable correction.
• De Wet now proposed to fetch a compass towards Prieska, where he hoped to effect a junction with Hertzog, but the driving power of the raid was slowly exhausting itself.
• The harness is more exhausting and burdensome than the load appointed.
• Captain Boyle, after exhausting, as it seemed to him, the possibilities of the West Indies for excitement and profit, took up the English channel for his favorite cruising-ground.
• It was exhausting work, but he won by the tangled teams and gained the hard-packed trail beyond.
• For nine days and nights, without a guide, they traveled at a very exhausting rate, especially as they had to go fasting for three days, and to endure very cold weather.
• Certainly the constant sense of haste is one of the most nerve-racking and exhausting tests to which the human system can be subjected.

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