What does enervate mean? It means to deprive someone of any kind of force, or to weaken someone considerably.
Noun: -enervation
Adjective: -enervated
Sentence Examples: –
- It was the job of the fighter to try and enervate his opponent into ensuring that he could deliver a final blow that would end the bout.
- Just because he happens to be a lot heavier than Jon, there was in no way that Gary would be able to enervate him as he does not have the fighting skills necessary.
- Having a lot of alcohol would obviously try and enervate your speech as well as your thought process. It will only end up creating a very bad situation for you.
- It was the job of the gym teacher to ensure that he taught his pupils to enervate their opponents into submission. The teacher was pretty good at it.
- It is generally understood that if you try and enervate your opponent, they are going to fight back. That is the rule of any war.
