Sentence examples for fatiguing from inspiring English sources
"fatiguing" is a correct and usable word in written English
It is typically used as an adjective to describe something that is tiring or exhausting. For example, "The marathon was a long and fatiguing race".
verb
Present participle of fatigue
In that case, please raise your glass to the discernment and probity of the people of New Hampshire.Running for President of the United States is an unusual experience: invigorating, fatiguing, flattering and humbling in equal measure.
Resting after fatiguing premieres and reviewing the course of his creative path, he prepared many of his compositions for the printer.
Tasks that are precisely paced by the rhythm of machine operation or conveyor-belt movement appear to be particularly fatiguing.
Ida introduces "Olga" to the Prince, who gives the two girls his purse to take to the gaming room, as wagering for himself is too fatiguing.
"These lads are fatiguing now with so many games in such a short period of time and are picking up muscle strains".
"I don't think Jurgen has realised just how ferocious our league is at this period of time and because he has asked for that extra-high energy - that extra 10 yards - these lads are fatiguing now with so many games in such a short period of time and are picking up these muscle strains".
In those circumstances, there can be an accumulation of cracks and inflammation that leaves the bones at risk of fatiguing and fracturing.
The whole operation is, as I say, strangely fatiguing.
He had a feathery voice and talked so incessantly that his company was fatiguing.
A shark has no brakes, so it has to turn and struggle, which is fatiguing.
But it would get better, as long as the fatigue didn't overwhelm: my whole brain was reaching out to gather new useful neurons, and that was a pretty much overwhelmingly fatiguing process.
