Adjective:

பலவீனப்படுத்துவதை,

enervating தமிழ் அர்த்தத்தின் உதாரணம்:

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enervating's Usage Examples:

Warm, sunny days can be very pleasant to relax, but also very enervating.

Some parties can be very enervating to introverts.

It gives her something to do, and keeps her quiet, which I think is desirable while this enervating weather lasts.

The enervating heat of the sun can hardly be avoided in the desert.

The climate, especially from November to April, is somewhat enervating to the Englishman, but not unhealthy.

Whenever such sense is evoked it is only as a momentary relief to his prevailing sense of the hideousness of contemporary life, or in protest against what he regarded as the enervating influences of art.

At the same time his rule, if not harsh, was enervating and demoralizing.

I hope to be a friend that is encouraging, not enervating.

As sea-nymphs, they represent the treacherous calm of ocean, which conceals destruction beneath its smiling surface; or they signify the enervating influence of the hot wind (compare the name Sirius), which shrivels up the fresh young life of vegetation.

Time alone can show how far these colonies are likely to be permanently successful, or how the subtly enervating influence of the climate will affect later generations.

The brighter the green, the more enervating and hopeful a person may feel, which is why lime green travel totes are the perfect accessory for keeping listless and weary travelers in a positive frame of mind.

Although enervating, the climate of Siam, as is natural from the position of the country, is not one of extremes.

enervates it was the enervating heat of the afternoon, perhaps the soporific effect of the bathing session, or maybe something else entirely.

Synonyms:

weakening, enfeebling, debilitative, debilitating,

Antonyms:

concentration, increase, rise, strengthening, invigorating,