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fatigued

fuh-TEEGD

Fatigued (adj) means Very tired; worn out. Example: “After the double shift, she felt completely fatigued.”

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Very tired; worn out.
"After the double shift, she felt completely fatigued."

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In plain EnglishExtremely tired, whether from physical work, lack of sleep, or mental strain.

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Word forms

Comparative
more fatigued
Superlative
most fatigued
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After the double shift, she felt completely _____.

Antonyms

fresh rested unfatigued untired

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Frequently asked questions

What does “fatigued” mean?

The word “fatigued” means very tired; worn out. In plain terms, extremely tired, whether from physical work, lack of sleep, or mental strain.

How do you pronounce “fatigued”?

“Fatigued” is pronounced fuh-TEEGD (/fəˈtiːɡd/ in IPA).

How do you use “fatigued” in a sentence?

Here is “fatigued” used in a sentence: “After the double shift, she felt completely fatigued.”

What is the opposite of “fatigued”?

The opposite of “fatigued” — its antonyms — are fresh, rested, unfatigued and untired.

What part of speech is “fatigued”?

“Fatigued” is an adjective.

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