Definition of Enervate
to deprive of force or strength; weaken
Examples of Enervate in a sentence
The wrestler's plan was to deliver a crushing blow which would enervate his opponent. 🔊
Because he is much heavier than me, the only way for me to enervate him is by putting a sleeping pill in his food. 🔊
The alcohol appeared to enervate Jason's ability to focus at work. 🔊
If the hurricane comes near the city, the winds may enervate the flood walls and cause them to crumble. 🔊
The bullet wound did not enervate the suspect enough to slow him down during the chase. 🔊
When Kyle died, nobody missed him because he was a bully who liked to enervate women by hitting them. 🔊
The general devised an attack to enervate and conquer his enemy. 🔊
When the soldiers put dynamite under the bridge, they hoped it would enervate the foundation to the point of collapse. 🔊
It was the evil stepmother's intention to enervate her stepdaughter by denying her food and water. 🔊
The wolf's plan of attack was to enervate the buffalo and kill it. 🔊
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