tS="He was neither rich nor poor, neither proud nor humble; he knew no hunger he was not sure of satisfying, no luxury which could <b>enervate</b> mind or body."<br><br>It is nonsense that a public official must attend receptions and eat the food, both of which further <b>enervate</b> him.&tQ=To <b>enervate</b> means:&tC=Strengthen|Excite|Soothe|Weaken|Cause to lose control&cC=4&fB=To <b>enervate</b> means to debilitate, to lessen the vigor or strength of; to weaken. Also to weaken morally. <b>Enervate</b> is pronounced EN-ur-vayt.
