fatigued

[ fuh-teegd ]

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adjective

tired; wearied.

Origin of fatigued

¹

First recorded in 1785–95; fatigue + -ed²

synonym study For fatigued

See tired¹.

Other words from fatigued

un·fa·tigued, adjective

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How to use fatigued in a sentence

More fatigued flight attendants paired with more frustrated passengers has created a perfect storm of sorts.
Flight Attendant Freakout | Nicole LaPorte | November 23, 2010 | THE DAILY BEAST
I thought his highness wore a more fatigued and feeble air to-day, than he is wont to exhibit at the festivities of the city.
The Bravo | J. Fenimore Cooper
At the end of a very long ride, the man is generally more fatigued than his steed.
My Native Land | James Cox
He did go to bed early, but he was more fatigued than he supposed, and slept longer than he anticipated.
Driven From Home | Horatio Alger
They were much more fatigued than were their opponents, besides which, they were chagrined beyond words.
The Meadow-Brook Girls Across Country | Janet Aldridge

Jack looked more fatigued than he often remembered to have seen her; she had less color, less her old suggestion of vitality.
The Ranch Girls and Their Heart's Desire | Margaret Vandercook

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