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decision fatigue
[ dih-sizh-uhn fuh-teeg ]
noun
- mental and emotional exhaustion resulting from excessive or relentless decision-making, especially the cumulative effect of small decisions that one makes throughout each day:
Which socks to wear or what size coffee to order may seem trivial, but add them to the other 30,000 choices you’ll make today, and you’ve got the recipe for decision fatigue.
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of decision fatigue1
Example Sentences
Having a list like this on hand can help alleviate decision fatigue in the aftermath of a disaster.
My girlfriends and I were all experiencing this decision fatigue around food.
This British anthology series is a magical grab bag, perfect for anyone with decision fatigue who still wants a parade of delights.
“I try not to get caught up in that decision fatigue. In my mind, I’m not using a dollar, so any kind of redemption is great, and I just go for it.â€
“It’s a bit of decision fatigue at this point.â€
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