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en·er·vat·ing [ˈenəveɪtɪŋ, 美 ˈenɚ-] 形 liter
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Fourth and finally, there is the enervating effect of working on an investigation that agents strongly suspect is not going to result in charges.
www.aim.org Such is the enervating cloudiness, the occluding intensity, that it reminds one of a historic eclipse.
thenationonlineng.net There was much incompetence and poor judgement, with music of an enervating facility.
www.catholicherald.co.uk For all its enervating slowness, this is theatre that seeps under your skin.
www.independent.co.uk But despite moments of cockeyed humor and occasional flashes of genuine inspiration, this 150-minute evocation of 18th century atmospheres is an enervating, embalmed affair.
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