They are experienced, and not enervate.
It is enervating democracy to keep upsetting the parties all the time.
They are enervating to the areas concerned, apart from all their other dangers.
It is enervating; it always tends to reward the inefficient rather than the efficient.
Something that was initially exciting and interesting is enervating when one has revisited it for the umpteenth time.
That saps all their enterprise and initiative and enervates and unmans them.
Even when legislatures enacted eight-hour laws, for example, legislators often included loopholes that nullified them, or public executives enforced them irregularly, or the courts enervated them.
The fundamental force driving change in brain size is the number of neurons, coupled with the amount of body the neurons must enervate, directly or indirectly.
