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• v  weaken mentally or morally
• v  disturb the composure of

• Nash was enervated by the huge queue in front of the cinema counter and left without seeing the movie.
• When the treatment for an ailment has side effects that enervate the patient, the treatment must be stopped immediately.
• Douglas hated public receptions and the food that followed the reception for both totally enervated him.

• faze
• unnerve
• unsettle