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fatigability

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fatigability /fat·i·ga·bil·i·ty/ (fat″ĭ-gah-bil´it-e) easy susceptibility to fatigue.
fatigability
[fat′igəbil′itē]
a tendency to become tired or exhausted quickly or easily. It may occur in certain types of cells that undergo periods of excessive activity.
fatigability [fat″ĭ-gah-bil´ĭ-te]
easy susceptibility to fatigue.
fatigability
easy susceptibility to fatigue.
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