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His style can be classically beautiful or experimental and savage, enormously effective or totally enervating... sometimes all within the same film.
www.indiewire.com Prosperity has enervated them, corruption has debased them, and a venal populace has consummated their destruction.
en.wikipedia.org It makes you paranoid, distrustful, desperate, angry, limited, lost, enervated and frustrated.
www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk As an active quality, appropriate to the man of action, "virtus" balances the potentially enervating effects of civilization in the natural aristocrat.
en.wikipedia.org The city's steamy heat can be enervating, with sticky temperatures often clinging to the mid-30s.
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