over-exerted

Like he'd over-exerted himself, and had to falter a bit afterward.

Portland Music Listener [Card #5: The Heirophant] (WORK-IN-PROGRESS) Christopher Snyder 2011

I'm just kind of over-exerted myself yesterday so I'm trying to take it easy this morning.

CNN Transcript Aug 31, 2009 2009

Health kidney stones, hands...blisters from climbing, sore and over-exerted muscles

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As for using chemicals, these guys are so over-exerted, they'd have as much breathing problem with Mace & CS as the detainee.

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Health kidney stones, hands...blisters from climbing, sore and over-exerted muscles

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He also states that he is now subject to nightmares and waking terrors, to feelings of being suffocated while sleeping, and to panic attacks anytime he becomes the least bit over-exerted or short of breath.

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HARRIS: Matador says Frank is over-exerted, breaking the rule of non-neediness.

CNN Transcript Feb 14, 2008 2008

I over-exerted myself on the dancefloor and managed to lose my mobile phone (again) and my door-keys, too.

Another Nokia goes MIA « Sven’s guide to… 2006

"Subject appears to be over-exerted," she murmured into a tape recorder.

Arbitrary Media: Bad Sexual Experiences 2006

Mr. Maumbry had over-exerted himself in the relief of the suffering poor, and fell a victim — one of the last — to the pestilence which had carried off so many.

A Changed Man 2006