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debilitating

adjective as in draining

adjective as in exhausting

adjective as in fatiguing

adjective as in wearying

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On a follow-up call from backstage at a later show in Detroit, Hollis recalled a period of debilitating psychosis he experienced at 18 years old.

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The party remains in a debilitating rut, refusing to truly challenge the runaway power of corporate capitalism that has caused ever-widening income inequality.

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Perhaps more debilitating than the physical symptoms was the isolation Helen felt.

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"It was that debilitating stage where I couldn't function," she told BBC Radio Ulster's Good Morning Ulster.

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During his years in Cuba’s grim prisons, he has suffered debilitating health problems.

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