adj

fatigued

fuh-TEEGD

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

adj

Very tired; worn out.

"After the double shift, she felt completely fatigued."

How to use fatigued

Learner’s notes

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

more fatigued comparative, most fatigued superlative

Study it as flashcards or scroll it in Flow — saved to your collection.

Can you complete this real example?

After the double shift, she felt completely _____.

fresh rested unfatigued untired

new old cool recent river clean fresh drunk

valued piqued subdued plagued intrigued continued barbecued catalogued discontinued misconstrued

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.

new old cool recent river clean fresh drunk