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upper limit of a muscle's
ability to
generate force,
nervous fatigue (
enervation) — in
which the
nerve signal weakens — can be a
limiting factor in untrained...
- Noroozi,
Ebrahim (25 June 2022). "Deadly
quake a new blow to
Afghans enervated by poverty". CTV News. ****ociated Press.
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original on...
- five and
commented that "While Deadloch’s far from dead on arrival, its
enervating lack of
structural ambition did kill a lot of the buzz I had
going in...
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morbidity rates among its employees. This
decimated the company's
ranks and
enervated many of the survivors. A self-inflicted
wound was the VOC's
dividend policy...
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employees by an
inept and
uncaring management" and "relentlessly
mundane and
enervating". In King of the Hill (also
produced by Mike Judge), Kahn is
being chewed...
- Stoics'
desire for
apatheia was foolish: they
would live a 'sluggish,
enervated life', he said. In
spite of the
influence of Atticus,
Marcus would later...
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championship battle, full of
everything that
makes football dramatic, draining,
enervating, maddening, fantastic, exciting" and praised,
among other things, the...
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observed that
color did
affect muscle strength,
either invigorating or
enervating the subject, and even
influenced the
cardiovascular system.
Schauss began...
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viewers with a sci-fi
drama whose attractive packaging can't
cover its
enervating core." Metacritic,
which uses a
weighted average, ****igned a
score of...
- pronephros,
protonephridium nerv- sinew,
nerve Latin nervus enervate,
enervation,
enervative, innervate, innervation, nerval, nervate, nerve, nervose, nervosity...
