Enervating

The emotionally draining arguments with her partner were enervating and took a toll on their relationship.

The slow and repetitive tasks at the assembly line were enervating for the workers.

The boring lecture was enervating for the students.

The repetitive drills during practice were enervating for the athletes.

The persistent pain in his leg was enervating, hindering his mobility and overall well-being.

The oppressive heat of the summer afternoon had an enervating effect on the hikers.

The boring movie was enervating, and many people left before it ended.

The tedious process of filling out forms and waiting in long queues at the government office was enervating, testing people's patience.

The rainy weather had an enervating effect on our plans for a picnic.

The constant rain during the vacation was enervating for the tourists.

The unending cycle of bad news was enervating for the journalist.

The slow and unresponsive computer was enervating for the IT professional.

The monotonous routine of daily chores can be enervating, draining the energy out of you.

The bland and tasteless food served at the restaurant had an enervating effect on her appetite.

The lack of sleep and constant stress were enervating for the new parents.

The monotonous routine of his daily exercises became enervating for him.

The scorching heat of the desert was enervating for the hikers.

The constant noise from the construction site next door was enervating, making it hard to relax at home.