Definitions and Examples of weaken, deplete
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To become less strong or powerful; to lose energy or vitality.
Example
The long hike had started to weaken his legs, and he needed to take a break.
To use up or consume all of something; to reduce the amount or availability of a resource.
Example
The constant use of electronic devices can deplete your energy levels and cause fatigue.
Key Differences: weaken vs deplete
- 1Weaken refers to a gradual loss of strength or energy, while deplete refers to a sudden or rapid reduction in resources.
- 2Weaken is often used to describe physical strength, while deplete can refer to any type of resource, such as money, time, or energy.
Effective Usage of weaken, deplete
- 1Physical Health: Use weaken to describe the gradual loss of physical strength or energy.
- 2Resource Management: Use deplete to describe the sudden or rapid reduction of resources, such as money, time, or energy.
- 3Productivity: Use antonyms to describe the level of energy or motivation required for a task or activity.
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Remember this!
The antonyms have distinct nuances: Weaken refers to a gradual loss of strength or energy, while deplete refers to a sudden or rapid reduction in resources. Use these words to describe physical health, resource management, and productivity.
