exhaustion
noun (exhaustion — uncountable)
Everyday
- Exhaustion is the state of being extremely tired, with no energy left. tree →
- Exhaustion is also when something is completely used up, like the exhaustion of the oil supply. tree →
In the lessons
In health and safety lessons heat exhaustion is an illness from getting too hot and losing too much water; rest, shade and drinks help. In stories exhaustion shows a character has done something very hard. Phrases: «heat exhaustion», «from exhaustion», «collapse with exhaustion».
Examples
- After the race she sat down in exhaustion. tree →
- The runners suffered from heat exhaustion. tree →
- He fell asleep from exhaustion. tree →
- Exhaustion made it hard to think clearly. tree →
- Drink water on hot days to avoid heat exhaustion. tree →
- The climbers reached the top in a state of exhaustion. tree →
- The baby cried with exhaustion. tree →
- Angelo was the stronger; and, with a deep sigh of exhaustion, the young artist threw himself into a chair. tree →
Note
Uncountable. Adjective: exhausted (very tired); exhausting (making you very tired). Pronounced ig-ZAWS-chun; the h is silent. Heat exhaustion signs: dizziness, headache, heavy sweating; tell an adult and cool down.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «exhaustion» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «exhaustion» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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