frazzle

[ˈfræz.əl]

frazzle Definition

• 1. to make someone extremely tired or anxious
• 2. to become extremely tired or anxious

Using frazzle: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "frazzle" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The long hours of work frazzled her nerves.

• Example

  The constant noise and commotion of the city life can frazzle anyone.

• Example

  The stress of the exams had frazzled him completely.

frazzle Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for frazzle

• exhaust
• drain
• tax
• wear out
• tire out

Phrases with frazzle

• frazzled nerves

  a state of being extremely nervous, anxious, or stressed

  Example

  The constant pressure of work had left her with frazzled nerves.

• frazzled brain

  a state of being mentally exhausted or overworked

  Example

  After studying for hours, his brain was completely frazzled.

• frazzled look

  a disheveled or worn-out appearance

  Example

  She had a frazzled look on her face after a long day at work.

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Summary: frazzle in Brief

The verb 'frazzle' [ˈfræz.əl] means to make someone extremely tired or anxious or to become extremely tired or anxious. It is often used to describe the effects of stress or overwork, as in 'The long hours of work frazzled her nerves.' 'Frazzle' can also be used in phrases like 'frazzled nerves,' 'frazzled brain,' and 'frazzled look,' which describe the physical and mental effects of exhaustion.