fatigue
Exhaustion is another word for extreme tiredness.
burnout, collapse, exhaustion, lassitude, tiredness, weariness
The noun form of "exhaust" is "exhaustion". Exhaustion refers to a state of extreme tiredness or fatigue that can be caused by physical or mental exertion, lack of sleep, illness, or other factors. It can also refer to the process of using up or depleting a resource, such as the exhaustion of natural resources or the exhaustion of the body's energy reserves during exercise.
Fatigue means the state of tiredness.
This depends on how much and for how long your body had to endure a particular stimulus. The best way to get rid of exhaustion and tiredness from your body is to get some rest and drink plenty of water. If your body is not used to the environment that caused you to get really tired then it might take a little longer for your body to recover from that stress. Nevertheless, plenty of water, nutritious diet, and eight hours of sleep every day at night should definitely help your body to recover from exhaustion and tiredness.
Tiredness. true exhaustion,deep, unrelieved fatigue,lack of ability to perform daily tasks, exhaustion that arises from extreme physical labour or effort over extended periods of time without recuperation time.
Tiredness, irritabilty, inability to concentrate, achyness, depression, lack of appetite, headache, nausea ,confusion, weakness or shakiness
No. too - adverb tired - adjective
Tiredness refers to a physical or mental state of exhaustion, while residents are people who permanently live in a particular place. The two concepts are unrelated so they cannot be directly converted into one another.
No. Fatigue is extreme tiredness and exhaustion. Exertion is to place oneself under vigorous physical effort (ie struggling)
the difference between physical fatigue and psychological fatigue is that, physical fatigue is, extreme tiredness of the whole body, and psychological fatigue is, extreme tiredness caused by your mental state.
Fatigue is the term used for extreme tiredness usually due to mental or physical exertion or illness.