Drop and Fatigue

Drop

Drop verb - To cause to fall intentionally or unintentionally.

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Fatigue and drop are semantically related In some cases you can use "Fatigue" instead a verb "Drop".

Nearby Words: dropped, dropping, droplet, dropout, dropper

Fatigue verb - Lose interest or become bored with something or somebody.

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Drop and fatigue are semantically related in tire topic. Sometimes you can use "Drop" instead a verb "Fatigue".

Nearby Words: fatigued, fatiguing

long	long drop	long fatigue
better	better drop	better fatigue
corresponding	corresponding drop	corresponding fatigue
common	common drop	common fatigue
Other adjectives: sheer, visible, severe, massive, extreme, major, literal, visual.

drop amount

fatigue amount

But even better than that is a magical club which healed the enemy but messed with his fatigue... You can kill several large groups of enemies by knocking them out with a healing weapon and watching their helpless ragdolls drop off of a cliff.

Source: Cherry Tapping
Stan and Francine get into a Mexican Standoff, and Stan talks about how every time they do this, Francine's arms get tired far sooner than his, and he just has to keep talking until she lowers the gun — by which point Francine's arms are visibly shaking from fatigue and she begins to drop it.

Source: Gunpoint Banter

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