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Requiring or involving great mental or physical effort

Resulting in or from disaster

Marked by strong and intense feelings or emotions

Causing weariness through being boring or monotonous

Behaving, spoken or done in a determined and forceful way

To be inspiring boredom

Expending or consuming by employing

Present participle for to cause to become tired, weary or fatigued

Present participle for to study or delve into a subject thoroughly or completely

Present participle for to draw or let out

Present participle for to use or expend carelessly, extravagantly, or to no purpose

Present participle for to make excessive demands on

Present participle for to cause to be empty or vacant

Present participle for to (excessively) exert for a particular task, purpose or goal

Present participle for to wear away gradually

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Adjective

Requiring or involving great mental or physical effort

pick-and-shovel

energy-consuming

easier said than done

no piece of cake

character-building

difficult going

like getting blood out of a stone

emotionally draining

unfavourable^UK

disadvantageous

poverty-stricken

anxiety provoking

life-threatening

causing discomfort

difficult to achieve

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“The secret is to start off gently and it might be best to think of cycling as a fun activity, rather than exhausting exercise.”

Adjective

Resulting in or from disaster

unfavourable^UK

disadvantageous

counterproductive

environmentally unfriendly

earth-shattering

life-threatening

bringing bad luck

fire-and-brimstone

mutually harmful

mutually destructive

evil-intentioned

down in the mouth

down in the dumps

foolish-looking

beyond contempt

heart-wrenching

dissatisfactory

a load of pants

bargain-basement

behind eight ball

having tough luck

having hard luck

having a bad break

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Adjective

Marked by strong and intense feelings or emotions

Adjective

Causing weariness through being boring or monotonous

run-of-the-mill

lacking variety

dull as dishwater

soul-destroying

middle-of-the-road

dull as ditchwater

undistinguished

common or garden

nothing to write home about

non-stimulating

run of the mill

lacking variation

lacking interest

lacking excitement

no great shakes

unobjectionable

unexceptionable

undemonstrative

without variety

flat as pancake

puts one to sleep

demoralizing^US

demoralising^UK

devoid of feeling

devoid of emotion

straightforward

behind the times

run-of-the mill

not amounting to much

incomprehensible

lacking vitality

two-dimensional

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Adjective

Behaving, spoken or done in a determined and forceful way

pulling no punches

coming on strong

full of determination

entrepreneurial

full of get-up-and-go

bound and determined

stop at nothing

like a ball of fire

desiring success

no holds barred

upwardly mobile

highly motivated

nose to grindstone

all-encompassing

one-hundred percent

intensely competitive

fiercely competitive

having killer instinct

full of vim and vigour

round-the-clock

total-immersion

ready and willing

as keen as mustard

keen as mustard

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

burning with excitement

chomping at the bit

champing at the bit

not backward in coming forward

infatuated with

enamoured of^US

overenthusiastic

dyed-in-the-wool

straining at the leash

on the edge of your seat

disposed to look on the bright side

waiting with bated breath

over-enthusiastic

fanatical about

very enthusiastic about

enthusiastic about

very enthusiastic

on pins and needles

hankering after

untrammelled^UK

extremely enthusiastic

full of enthusiasm

jumping up and down

chafing at the bit

consumed with desire

passionate about

urgently requiring

favourably inclined

bred-in-the-bone

with an appetite

in great need of

hail-fellow-well-met

twenty-four carat

with bated breath

looking on the bright side

like one possessed

aspiring towards

hundred percent

through and through

without reservations

endeavouring^UK

looking forward to

keeping the faith

true to the end

head over heels

good-humoured^UK

good-humored^US

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Verb

To be inspiring boredom

Verb

Expending or consuming by employing

getting through

running through

frittering away

frivolling away

burning through

blowing through

spending like water

having recourse to

availing oneself of

getting last drop

slowly diminishing

gradually overcoming

chipping away at

slowly reducing

slowly lessening

reducing to beggary

bringing to ruin

crippling financially

drawing liquid from

bringing to its knees

sucking the life out of

making destitute

bringing someone to their knees

reducing to penury

making somebody skint

making insolvent

reducing to destitution

making penniless

making somebody broke

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“They adapt very well to an itinerant existence for a few weeks, setting up shop in various places, until they exhaust their stock of goods.”

Verb

Present participle for to cause to become tired, weary or fatigued

running into the ground

wearing oneself to a shadow

taking it out of

wearing oneself to a frazzle

tiring yourself out

wearing yourself out

wearing to a frazzle

immobilizing^US

immobilising^UK

sapping your strength

putting out of action

sapping the strength of

rendering infirm

draining of energy

becoming exhausted

hitting the wall

getting the better of

removing the sting from

reducing the powers of

depriving of force

unstrengthening

running out of steam

becoming drained

becoming fatigued

confining to a wheelchair

confining to bed

putting to sleep

making powerless

making helpless

making impotent

becoming depleted

bringing someone to their knees

losing strength

hospitalizing^US

having a bad effect on

having a negative effect on

destabilizing^US

jeopardizing^US

hospitalising^UK

raining on someone's parade

inconveniencing

reducing the power of

destabilising^UK

detracting from

jeopardising^UK

interfering with

putting on the sick list

putting out of commission

causing detriment to

wreaking havoc on

throwing a monkey wrench into

running out of gas

demoralizing^US

taking the edge off

demoralising^UK

putting the kibosh on

bringing to ruin

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“Though Olivier was still utterly in love with her, her incessant demands were beginning to exhaust him.”

Verb

Present participle for to study or delve into a subject thoroughly or completely

developing completely

treating thoroughly

researching completely

expounding in great detail about

studying in great detail

leaving no stone left unturned

leaving nothing left to say about

going over with a fine-tooth comb

saying all there is to say about

“Neither book gives the full story on Celebration, but between them, they pretty much exhaust a subject that is fairly easily exhausted.”

Verb

Present participle for to draw or let out

“Fans would direct collected gases to piping that would exhaust fumes to the outside atmosphere.”

Verb

Present participle for to use or expend carelessly, extravagantly, or to no purpose

running through

frittering away

spending like water

throwing around like confetti

making poor use of

pouring down the drain

spending recklessly

spending freely

throwing down the drain

spending money as if there were no tomorrow

spending money as if it grows on trees

indulging oneself

kissing goodbye

spending money as if it were going out of style

spending money as if it were going out of fashion

playing ducks and drakes with

dispensing with

suffering the loss of

frivolling away

burning through

stopping having

spending unwisely

spending as if there were no tomorrow

spending as if it grows on trees

spending as if it were going out of style

spending foolishly

pouring money down the drain

spending money like water

throwing money down the drain

throwing money around

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Verb

Present participle for to make excessive demands on

making demands on

putting a strain on

pushing too far

weighing heavily on

making heavy demands on

pressing hard on

putting pressure on

inconveniencing

making severe demands on

giving someone grief

putting demands on

putting great demands on

making excessive demands on

exceeding the limits of

exceeding the scope of

exceeding the range of

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Verb

Present participle for to cause to be empty or vacant

removing the contents of

consuming the contents of

taking a load off

throwing overboard

throwing over the side

doing away with

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Verb

Present participle for to (excessively) exert for a particular task, purpose or goal

driving too far

exerting excessively

exerting to the limit

knocking oneself out

working too hard

making too many demands on

pushing to the limit

running yourself into the ground

working oneself into the ground

adding weight to

driving into the ground

driving too hard

imposing excessive strain on

putting too much in

bearing down on

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Verb

Present participle for to wear away gradually

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