1. fatigue fracture

noun. Fracture resulting from excessive activity rather than a specific injury.
Synonyms
break stress fracture fracture
Antonyms
keep quiet function stay unify
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2. fracture

verb. (ˈfræktʃɝ, ˈfrækʃɝ) Violate or abuse.
Synonyms
pervert abuse misuse
Antonyms
perfection absolve worthlessness merit

3. fracture

verb. (ˈfræktʃɝ, ˈfrækʃɝ) Interrupt, break, or destroy.
Synonyms
destruct destroy
Antonyms
simple inferior strengthening

4. fracture

verb. (ˈfræktʃɝ, ˈfrækʃɝ) Break (a bone).
Synonyms
break refracture
Antonyms
make good health service

5. fracture

noun. (ˈfræktʃɝ, ˈfrækʃɝ) The act of cracking something.
Synonyms
breakage crack break cracking breaking
Antonyms
keep quiet function stay unify respect

6. fracture

noun. (ˈfræktʃɝ, ˈfrækʃɝ) Breaking of hard tissue such as bone.
Synonyms
compression fracture break open fracture depressed fracture capillary fracture simple fracture impacted fracture displaced fracture closed fracture trauma injury hurt comminuted fracture harm incomplete fracture complete fracture fatigue fracture compound fracture hairline fracture stress fracture
Antonyms
enliven validate continue conform to increase

7. fatigue

noun. (fəˈtiːg) Temporary loss of strength and energy resulting from hard physical or mental work.
Synonyms
tiredness logginess jet lag asthenopia loginess exhaustion weariness temporary state grogginess eyestrain
Antonyms
conformist dirty disappear dispose qualify
Etymology
fatigue (English)
fatiguer (French)
fatigare (Latin)

8. fatigue

verb. (fəˈtiːg) Lose interest or become bored with something or somebody.
Synonyms
conk out poop out retire degenerate devolve deteriorate jade peter out tire pall withdraw weary run out run down drop
Antonyms
recuperate open hire turn out get up
Etymology
fatigue (English)
fatiguer (French)
fatigare (Latin)

9. fatigue

verb. (fəˈtiːg) Exhaust or get tired through overuse or great strain or stress.
Synonyms
overfatigue wear weary overweary wear down tucker fag out tucker out tire wear out tire out overtire outwear jade beat wash up indispose fag exhaust wear upon pall
Antonyms
refresh uncover function stay in place advance
Etymology
fatigue (English)
fatiguer (French)
fatigare (Latin)

10. fatigue

noun. (fəˈtiːg) Labor of a nonmilitary kind done by soldiers (cleaning or digging or draining or so on).
Synonyms
assignment duty assignment fatigue duty
Antonyms
undress slip off lack rested
Etymology
fatigue (English)
fatiguer (French)
fatigare (Latin)
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