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Enervation (Noun)

Serious weakening and loss of energy.

Nouns denoting natural events.

The prolonged illness had caused a gradual enervation of her body, leaving her too weak to perform even the simplest tasks.
The company's financial struggles had led to a corporate enervation, resulting in a lack of innovation and stagnant growth.
After a few months of intense studying, he felt a creeping enervation that made it difficult for him to focus on his exams.
The hot and humid climate had caused an enervation of the soldiers, making them sluggish and less effective in battle.
Years of emotional turmoil had taken a toll on her mental health, resulting in an enervation of her spirit and a loss of her usual enthusiasm.

Surgical removal of a nerve.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The surgical procedure involved the enervation of the affected limb to alleviate chronic pain.
Enervation of the nerve responsible for transmitting pain signals provided significant relief to the patient.
The doctor explained that enervation would be necessary to prevent further complications from the damaged nerve.
After the enervation, the patient reported a significant reduction in discomfort and improved mobility.
The enervation procedure was a last resort, but it ultimately proved to be the most effective solution for the patient's condition.

Lack of vitality; "an enervation of mind greater than any fatigue".

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.