exhaustibility (egzastibiliti)

[ (eg-zasting), Past Tending to ex haust, enfeeble, or drain the strength: hausting labor. The study of the principles of government is the most profound and exhausting of any which can engage the Story , Misc. Writings, p. 616. human mind. exhaustion (eg-zas'tyon), n. [ F.exhaustion, I found, by the long use of two or three physicians, the exhaustion of my purse as great as other evacuations. Sir H. Wotton, Reliquiæ, p. 561. 2. The state of being exhausted or emptied, or of being deprived of strength or energy. Great exhaustions cannot be cured with sudden remedies, no more in a kingdom than in a natural body. IMG:content-0889.png:[blocks in formation]