Fatigued

/ˈfæ.tɪgd/

Definitions

  1. (adj.) Exhausted or worn out, typically referring to a person's physical or mental state affecting their capacity to perform tasks or duties.
    The jury requested a recess after the witnesses appeared fatigued from the lengthy trial.

Forms

  • fatigued

Commentary

In legal contexts, fatigue can affect witness credibility, attorney performance, or the imposition of breaks during proceedings to ensure fairness.

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