overfatigue

/'ouvəfə'ti:g/
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overfatigue

He overfatigues himself by working late every night.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To cause to become excessively tired; to fatigue beyond a normal or healthy point.
Usage
  • Verb: This verb describes the action of making someone or something extremely tired, often to the point of exhaustion or detriment. It implies a degree of fatigue that is more than what is typical or advisable.
Examples
  • Verb:
    • The relentless training schedule threatened to overfatigue the athletes before the competition.
    • Parents should be careful not to overfatigue young children with too many extracurricular activities.
    • The manager realized that the constant overtime was beginning to overfatigue the entire team.
Advanced Usage
  • "to be overfatigued": This is the common past participle/adjectival form used to describe the state of being excessively tired.
    • After the 24-hour flight, the passengers were completely overfatigued.
  • The concept is often used in medical, sports, and occupational health contexts to warn against the negative effects of extreme exhaustion.
Variants and Related Words
  • Overfatigued (adj): In a state of excessive fatigue.
    • The overfatigued worker made a critical error.
  • Fatigue (n/v): General tiredness; to make tired. "Overfatigue" is an intensified form of this word.
Synonyms
  • Exhaust: To drain of strength or energy completely.
  • Overwork: To cause to work too hard or too long.
  • Weary (verb): To make or become tired.
Notes
  • "Overfatigue" is a less common word in everyday modern English. In many contexts, phrases like "cause extreme exhaustion," "overwork," or simply "exhaust" are more frequently used.
  • It is typically a transitive verb (it takes a direct object: you overfatigue or ).
overfatigue

He overfatigues himself by working late every night.

Verb
  1. tire excessively

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