fatigued
adjective
tired; wearied.
unfatigued
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a word derived from
fatigued.
Example Sentences
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To finish as fast as Shiwen does, relative to an unfatigued, isolated 100m freestyle, implies that she has a lot more potential in the event than was realised with her world record.
From The Guardian ● Jul. 30, 2012
Mr. Hoover, rather than risk ill will and resentments retained in office the bighearted, big-voiced Welshman who is quite unfatigued by eight years' sitting at the bottom of the Cabinet table.
From Time Magazine Archive
The delicate appointments of her dress, the freshness of her skin, her eyes, bright and unfatigued, suggested nothing less than a widow plunged in remorseful grief.
From A Fountain Sealed by Anne Douglas Sedgwick
Dogs not cowed by punishment will, after a little hunting, seldom make false points, while they are unfatigued.
From The Dog by Dinks
The shepherd feeds his fleecy flock with care, And mourns to find one little lamb has strayed; He, unfatigued, roams through the midnight air, O’er hills, o’er rocks, and through the mossy glade.
From Lives of Celebrated Women by Samuel G. (Samuel Griswold) Goodrich
