enervate in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for enervate in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.enervate ADJ [Brit ɪˈnəːvət, Am ˈɛnərvət]

enervate

snervato

enervate

debilitato

II.enervate VB trans [Brit ˈɛnəveɪt, Am ˈɛnərˌveɪt]

enervate

snervare

enervate

infiacchire

Translations for enervate in the Italian»English Dictionary

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snervare

to enervate

enervate in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for enervate in the English»Italian Dictionary

enervate [ˈe·nɚ·veɪt] VB trans liter

enervate

snervare

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

While ensnaring them with their ingratiating talk and enervating riches, they have drawn the far-dwelling peoples nearer to themselves.

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His style can be classically beautiful or experimental and savage, enormously effective or totally enervating... sometimes all within the same film.

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There are quick bursts of frantic activity followed by long, enervating lulls.

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The overall effect is momentarily gripping but ultimately enervating, and for all its febrile brilliance, it leaves little after-taste.

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It makes you paranoid, distrustful, desperate, angry, limited, lost, enervated and frustrated.

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The conductive vessels that enervate the leaf depart from those of the stem far below where the leaf is attached.

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Such a condition can not but enervate the soul, relax the springs of the will, and prepare a people for servitude.

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He is, as you would hope, the forgiving kind, but he does find it enervating quite how often his words are twisted.

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The latter is particularly enervating for national cohesion...

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Others become so enervated, they can't lift the page to see the next chapter.

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