weaken; weaken mentally or morally
The long illness began to enervate his body and spirit.
Vocabulary like enervate appears on the Digital SAT in Words-in-Context questions, where you choose the word that fits a passage's meaning and tone. You can also drill this word with vocabulary flashcards.
meeting; come together
coated; form a crust or a hard layer
burden; hold back
a burden or hindrance
local; a disease that is constantly present to a greater or lesser degree
support; be behind; approve of
suffer; put up with something or somebody unpleasant
stimulate; cause to be alert and energetic
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