workstrain
nounUK /ˈwɜːkstreɪn/
US /ˈwɝːkstreɪn/
The tired feeling you get from working too hard.
After a long week of chores, she felt a lot of workstrain.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The pressure or stress that comes from a job or task.
The workstrain of the busy season made everyone grumpy.
3. A feeling of being worn out by too much effort.
He took a nap to ease the workstrain in his shoulders.
4. The harm done to a body or mind by working too long.
Doctors warn that workstrain can make you sick.