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Often used in the same context:
fatigue,
boredom,
overwork,
exhaustion,
tiredness,
workaholism,
overload,
heat exhaustion,
stress,
staleness,
depression,
nervous breakdown,
crankiness,
nitrogen narcosis,
overexertion,
overinflation,
perfectionism,
overheating,
procrastination,
overcompensation,
physical exertion,
overexposure,
absenteeism,
distractions,
overuse,
overindulgence,
attrition,
damager,
lightheadedness,
cramps,
blahs,
retirements,
pyromania,
demoralisation,
hangovers,
exertion,
concussions,
acrophobia,
carpal tunnel syndrome,
anxiety,
overeating,
heatstroke,
overconfidence,
discouragement,
yips,
overexcitement,
substance abuse,
aggro,
dehydration,
impulsiveness,
thinning,
tenseness,
sleepiness,
senioritis,
fidgetiness,
wildfire,
unwellness,
spontaneous combustion,
oversaturation,
bingeing,
injury,
monotony,
downtime,
inattentiveness,
quals,
heat prostration,
psychologic,
scabbing,
ennui,
workload,
sickness,
retainment,
obsolescence,
wheelie,
dizziness,
mindlessness,
illness,
forgetfulness,
disharmony,
overzealousness,
onsets,
vaginismus,
loneliness,
anxiety neurosis,
decompression,
tennis elbow,
letdown,
hypomania,
sleeplessness,
discombobulation,
stage fright,
scalds,
delamination,
aggravation,
compulsiveness,
idleness,
engorgement,
vertigo,
homesickness,
stockcar,
sunburn,
arousal,
deterioration,
disintegration,
incapacitation,
maladjustment,
debilitation,
disability,
deviance,
disorganization,
satiation,
alienation,
attainment,
breakdown,
collapse,
degradation,
demoralization,
delinquency,
destruction,
coaching,
superintendent,
2-2,
3-3,
4-4,
abbey,
acrimonious,
again,
agent,
ago,
ary,
chance,
clandestine,
conflictive,
contact,
course,
cur,
curriculum,
drainage,
dualistic
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— Adjectives for burnout:
professional,
early,
complete,
psychological,
cervical,
emotional,
experienced,
less,
occupational,
eventual,
total,
more...
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