Fatigue and Kill

Fatigue

Fatigue verb - To use up all the physical energy of.

Usage example: the rescue workers pressed on, though their efforts to reach the miners had almost completely fatigued them

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

Nearby Words: fatigued, fatiguing

Kill verb - To use up all the physical energy of.

Usage example: the long hike up the mountain just about killed us

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Fatigue and kill are semantically related in exhaust topic. Sometimes you can use "Fatigue" instead a verb "Kill".

Nearby Words: killing, killed, killer

best	best fatigue	best kill
long	long fatigue	long kill
constant	constant fatigue	constant kill
major	major fatigue	major kill
Other adjectives: military, literal.

person	fatigue person	kill person
people	fatigue people	kill people

As these weapons all apply the same amount of fatigue regardless of enemy DT, they're really more useful for stunning your opponent to kill them while they're unconscious.

Source: Non-Lethal K.O.
The sharks can be avoided by walking on water or by being high-level enough to kill them, but the fatigue debuff is unavoidable; Even player ghosts succumb to it.

Source: Border Patrol
You can also swim into deep sea and eventually drown when your fatigue depletes, or swim in lava (this doesn't kill you instantly, but inflicts some hefty damage).

Source: Press X to Die

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