Fatigues is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FATIGUES 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
• military uniform worn by military personnel when doing menial labor
• a lessening in one's response to or enthusiasm for something, caused by overexposure

Words related to FATIGUES

fatigue11 fatigued13 fatiguing14

Words that contain FATIGUES

overfatigues19

How to use FATIGUES in a sentence

• Thus without taking any rest himself he shared the fatigues among the legions by turns, as far as the position of the winter quarters and the necessities of the war permitted.
• As soon as we arrived there, I made a more thorough examination, dressed the arm carefully, and was soon utterly oblivious of the fatigues of the previous forty-eight hours.
• They had actually welcomed entering the firing line, as a relief from the fatigues of marching with their heavy burdens.
• It happens also in the autumn when his wife is in Virginia playing golf in order to restore her shattered nerves after the fatigues of the seaside.
• The fatigues which he had undergone since the king broke up his camp at Stirling had been immense.
• This repast gave us all fresh strength to bear new fatigues.
• He was in fact destined to sink beneath the fatigues of the journey which he was about to undertake.
• Today I found myself completely knocked up, and felt certain that I could not for many days longer bear up against such continued fatigues.
• With so wide a field of conjecture before me, thought naturally thronged on thought, and the night was far advanced ere I laid down to seek repose from the fatigues of the day.
• Already weakened in body by the heat of the climate and the unwonted fatigues of war, he was utterly prostrated in spirit by the intelligence when it reached him.
• The fatigues of travelling procured me a sound sleep.
• Besides this the usual routine returns had to be rendered to people that sat in comfortable offices, and the men had to do ration fatigues and guards.
• McNab, who was still sleeping away the effects of her late fatigues at the house of Mr.
• The fatigues of traveling, and the excitement of his anticipated meeting with me, had proved together to be too much for my husband.
• The reader has seen that the dragoon horses gave out before the fatigues of the march, while the Mexican ponies performed their tasks so admirably and easily.
• Those who were late were put on fatigues without more ado, but in the ordinary way if there were no delinquents we took it in turns, two every day.
• Was he still equal to the fatigues of the empire? 7.
• Walking in the heat we still have here fatigues me and hurts my feet very much, especially when I have to stand at the theater all the evening.
• And now to the Borghese, which I am told is for a time to finish my fatigues, as after three days more we go to Naples.
• For long hours he would abide with me, learning something of the stars while enjoying the cool of the night air after the heat and fatigues of the day.
• We had always fancied that the road would be long and hard, and that we should arrive worn and spent with the fatigues of travel.
• Also, there were fatigues, long and strenuous, which our souls abhorred.
• Here they remained three days, resting after their terrible fatigues.
• Nine months after, his body, carried by faithful servants at the price of unheard-of fatigues, arrived at Zanzibar.
• Gabriel was ill and ought not to risk his poor health in the fatigues of this work.
• But the frame had long been worn out by past years of anxiety, and the fatigues of laborious literary occupation conscientiously undertaken and carried out.
• My health and bodily strength are, I am happy to say, so excellent, that I am ready after a very short rest to encounter new fatigues.
• They instruct these to carry on this morning with coal fatigues and floor-scrubbing.
• Everyone then could repose after his fatigues, and Petrus Mauerer went to bed and dreamed till midnight of this singular adventure.
• At length they reached the capital of China, where they spent three days in a suitable lodging to recover from their fatigues.
• The spell of rest was welcome to all after the fatigues and privations of the siege.
• But yet I have found that it can carry me through the necessary fatigues with a vigour I had scarcely expected of it.
• Haviland had added the fatigues of the last night to weeks of wearing labor, with consequences at length upon his fund of spirits, and also plainly on his face.

Similar words containing FATIGUE without suffix s

fatigue11 fatigued13 antifatigue15 fatigueless15 overfatigue18 overfatigued20 overfatigues19

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