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debilitating

adjective as in draining

adjective as in exhausting

adjective as in fatiguing

adjective as in wearying

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Jaguar Land Rover said Friday it swung to a quarterly loss of almost $750 million after stopping its assembly lines in September to manage a debilitating hack.

This time round she knew she was at risk of PGP and was able to have it treated throughout her pregnancy before it became debilitating.

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Unless something is done about it, today’s children will live shorter lives, with more debilitating health challenges, than their parents.

By focusing treatment on these breathing irregularities, scientists believe it may be possible to ease some of the debilitating symptoms.

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It appears that the abolition of the de minimis exemption for the shipment of low-value goods to the U.S. has not had the debilitating effect many analysts had forecast.

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