Fatigued and Sick of

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Fatigued adjective - Depleted in strength, energy, or freshness.

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Sick of and fatigued are semantically related In some cases you can use "Sick of" instead an adjective "Fatigued".

Nearby Words: fatigue, fatiguing

Sick of adjective - Having a strong distaste from surfeit.

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Fatigued and sick of are semantically related in exhausted topic. Sometimes you can use "Fatigued" instead an adjective phrase "Sick of".

To make things worse, the men are sick of, and fatigued by, their endless voyage ("forever prepared, forever unready")... but in their minds at least, to stop would spell the end of the human race.

Source: Literature / Dune
However, it was actually the Red Wings who requested they be placed in the Eastern Conference because they were sick of being forced to play a quarter of their games three time zones away, making their players fatigued and screwing up TV broadcast times.

Source: Mis-blamed

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