Translations for „enervate“ in the Russian » English Dictionary

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enervate

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

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She called the stories so pared down, so reduced to wistful contemplation that it is almost enervating.

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On the academy grounds, it's a bizarre and enervating environment.

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It's no wonder investors are so intrigued, and the rest of us are a little enervated by all the hype.

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Similar popular disgust is evident regarding the imposition of stern austerity measures during a prolonged and enervating recession.

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It also uses functional electrical stimulation to enervate the muscles of paralyzed patients, improving their strength and circulation, and can be quickly disassembled for easy removal.

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The road to a better economy necessarily involves a foray into the world of old-school education: difficult, enervating -- and rewarding.

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Winter has a lyrical writing style but has been criticised for egregious and frequent malapropisms, including repeated misuse of the word enervated.

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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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