fatigability
Tendency toward exhaustion
Fatigability is the tendency to tire easily or quickly.
The term appears mainly in medical contexts, describing how readily muscles, nerves, or a person's overall energy becomes exhausted: The patient showed increased fatigability after minimal exertion.
High fatigability can signal underlying conditions like chronic fatigue syndrome or neuromuscular disorders.
Chronic occupational depletion
- wearinessState of being drained
- tirednessState of needing rest
- lethargyAbnormal drowsiness and apathy
- depletionReduction of supply
enervation · listlessness · languor · overexertion · prostration · collapse · debilitation · spent
Impaired strength or vitality
- frailtyWeakness of body
- astheniaLack of bodily strength
- infirmityWeakness from illness or age
- feeblenessLack of strength
enfeeblement · lassitude · atrophy · wasting · anemia · deconditioned · weakened · impaired
Liability to influence
- sensitivityResponsiveness to stimuli
- fragilityEase of breaking
- delicacyRefined sensitivity or rarity
- pronenessTendency toward something
burnout
Chronic occupational depletion
depletion · enervation · listlessness · languor · overexertion · prostration · collapse · debilitation · spent · drained
debility
Impaired strength or vitality
feebleness · enfeeblement · lassitude · atrophy · wasting · anemia · deconditioned · weakened · impaired · diminished capacity
susceptibility
Liability to influence
- sensitivityResponsiveness to stimuli
- fragilityEase of breaking
- delicacyRefined sensitivity or rarity
fibromyalgia
Chronic widespread musculoskeletal pain condition
- deconditioningLoss of conditioned response
fatigabilitytirelessness
Persistent endurance without exhaustion
indefatigability · inexhaustibility · stamina · endurance · hardiness
fatigabilityendurance
Sustained effort capacity
stamina · staying power · durability · fortitude · persistence