Collocations withfatigue
These are words often used in combination withfatigue.
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battle fatigue
He was also beginning to suffer from battle fatigue, and the stress of combat was causing him stomach problems.
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chronic fatigue syndrome
Markers of viral infection in monozygotic twins discordant for chronic fatigue syndrome.
From theCambridge English Corpus
driver fatigue
Driver fatigue is the main cause of impairment other than that caused by substances taken by the driver.
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extreme fatigue
They induce extreme fatigue, and a feeling of loneliness and isolation—in psychological jargon, they induce disorientation—and in the end people talk and give information.
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fatigue crack
A fatigue crack had initiated in weld metal on the inner surface of the socket.
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fatigue score
There was a modest association between fatigue score and increasing age, but this was of marginal statistical significance.
From theCambridge English Corpus
pilot fatigue
When dealing with this type of legislation, we have to be mindful of its impact upon pilot fatigue.
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severe fatigue
Less severe fatigue at follow-up was predicted by less severe fatigue at initial assessment or high self-efficacy.
From theCambridge English Corpus
sign of fatigue
Day after day she showed no sign of fatigue and did not lose her temper.
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