1The long, drawn-out conflict had begun to enervate the soldiers, who were struggling to maintain their morale.
2Does the constant pressure to perform in high-stakes environments inevitably enervate even the most talented individuals?
3The loss of her business partner had enervated her enthusiasm for the project, and she was now considering abandoning it altogether.
4Anticipating the challenges ahead can enervate our resolve, but it is precisely in those moments that we must draw upon our deepest reserves of strength.
5There is a growing concern that the increasing demands of modern life are beginning to enervate the mental and physical health of an entire generation.