burnout
Extreme tiredness and loss of energy caused by being stressed or working too hard for a long time.
A state of physical, emotional, or mental exhaustion, often with reduced motivation or effectiveness, caused by prolonged stress, overwork, or pressure.
A rude or informal word for a person who has very little energy, motivation, or direction.
An informal, often insulting word for a person who seems worn out, unmotivated, or unable to function well, sometimes because of long stress or heavy drug use.
A car or motorcycle trick where the wheels spin fast and the tires may smoke.
A driving maneuver in which a vehicle is kept nearly still while its wheels spin, often making the tires smoke.
Damage that happens when a motor, bulb, or electronic part gets too hot or overloaded and stops working.
The failure or damage of an electrical or mechanical part because it has overheated, been overloaded, or been used too much.
- Base: burnout
- Plural: burnout
academic burnout
1study-related chronic exhaustion
Burnout caused by too much school, study, or academic pressure.
- Many students reported academic burnout after months of online classes.
- The university added counseling services to address academic burnout.
- Constant exams and little sleep left him struggling with academic burnout.
- Too much study can cause academic burnout.
- She took a break because of academic burnout.
autistic burnout
1autism-related severe exhaustion
Severe exhaustion that some autistic people experience after long periods of stress, masking, or sensory overload.
- After years of masking at work, she experienced autistic burnout.
- Autistic burnout can make everyday tasks much harder for a while.
- The therapist helped him reduce sensory stress during recovery from autistic burnout.
- Autistic burnout can follow too much masking.
- Rest and support can help with autistic burnout.
burnout culture
1culture of overwork
A culture where people are expected to work so much that they become exhausted.
- The startup tried to reject burnout culture by banning weekend messages.
- Critics say the industry rewards burnout culture and punishes people who set boundaries.
- She left a company where burnout culture was treated as normal.
- Burnout culture makes people feel they must always work.
- The team wants to avoid burnout culture.
caregiver burnout
1exhaustion from caregiving
Extreme tiredness and stress in a person who cares for someone for a long time.
- Respite care can help prevent caregiver burnout.
- After caring for her father alone for a year, Maya began experiencing caregiver burnout.
- Support groups give families practical ways to manage caregiver burnout.
- Caregiver burnout can happen when one person does all the care.
- She needed help because of caregiver burnout.
parental burnout
1exhaustion from parenting
Long-term exhaustion caused by the stress of parenting.
- Lack of sleep and constant pressure can contribute to parental burnout.
- The article offered practical advice for parents dealing with parental burnout.
- Single parents may face a higher risk of parental burnout when support is limited.
- Parental burnout can happen when parents get no rest.
- He asked for help because of parental burnout.
workplace burnout
1job-related chronic exhaustion
Burnout that happens because of stress at work.
- Managers are being trained to recognize workplace burnout before employees quit.
- Heavy workloads and constant messages after hours can lead to workplace burnout.
- The survey found high levels of workplace burnout among nurses.
- Workplace burnout is common in high-stress jobs.
- Flexible hours may reduce workplace burnout.