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battle fatigue

[bat-l fuh-teeg] / ˈbæt l fəˌtig /


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Psychologists and other experts described the sum effect of these forces as causing “racial battle fatigue” — a form of collective post-traumatic stress disorder — among Black people and other non-whites in America and across the West.

From Salon

It started off as battle fatigue, and then it evolved into shell shock.

From Los Angeles Times

Still, advancing Western integration is a top priority for Ukraine, where troops face battle fatigue and concerns swirl over the future of vital U.S. military aid.

From Reuters

Over the course of a day and night, three-strong driver teams battle fatigue and the field to steer their aggressive prototype racing machine towards one of the biggest prizes in motorsport.

From BBC

Racial battle fatigue has weathered me; it has weathered so many of us.

From Salon