Fatiguable, a. [a OF. fatigable, ad. L. fatīgābilis, f. fatīgāre to FATIGUE.] a. Capable of being fatigued; easily tired. † b. Wearying, tiring. Obs.–0

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  a.  1608.  Middleton, Fam. Love, III. ii. Lip. Indefatigable, boy, indefatigable. Shy. Fatigable, quoth you?

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1853.  Ruskin, Stones Ven., III. iii. § 26. 127. An imperfect, childish, and fatigable nature.

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  b.  1656.  Blount, Glossogr., Fatigable, wearying or tyring.

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  Hence Fatigableness, Fatiguableness.

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1717.  in Bailey, vol. II.

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1856.  Ruskin, Mod. Paint., III. IV. x. § 18. In consequence of that other character of the imagination, fatiguableness, it is a great advantage to the picture that it need not present too much at once.

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