The difference between Exhaustive and Tiring
When used as adjectives, exhaustive means including every possible element, whereas tiring means that tires or tire.
Tiring is also noun with the meaning: action of the verb to tire.
check bellow for the other definitions of Exhaustive and Tiring
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Exhaustive as an adjective:
Including every possible element.
Examples:
"We made an exhaustive list."
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Exhaustive as an adjective:
Fully comprehensive.
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Exhaustive as an adjective:
Causing exhaustion; very tiring.
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Tiring as a verb:
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Tiring as a noun (uncountable):
Action of the verb to tire.
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Tiring as a noun (falconry):
Bits of bone and tough organic material from a corpse given to hawks to abate their hunger.
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Tiring as an adjective:
That tires or tire.
Examples:
"Carrying my bags up four flights of stairs is very tiring."