| sap strength | 3.49 | His strength is sapped. | ||
| sap energy | 2.37 | Even nice changes can sap your energy. | ||
| sap confidence | 2.04 | Falling profits at several large companies also sapped investor confidence. | ||
| sap demand | 1.97 | The report continued to sap demand today, traders said. | ||
| sap morale | 1.05 | It saps your morale. | ||
| sap support | 0.92 | Hebron Mayor Mustafa Natche said the curfew was sapping support for peace. | ||
| sap power | 0.86 | The lack of oxygen at this height saps power. | ||
| sap economy | 0.79 | Monopolies run by the military and its cronies have skewed and sapped the economy. | ||
| sap enthusiasm | 0.79 | But none of this has sapped his enthusiasm. | ||
| sap resource | 0.59 | Debt is sapping the resources of economically powerful countries, which must prop up poorer nations. | ||
| sap ability | 0.53 | Chronic beryllium disease saps the ability to breathe. | ||
| sap spirit | 0.46 | The communist regime seems to have sapped musical spirit. | ||
| sap momentum | 0.39 | The holding pattern in Oregon has sapped momentum for initiatives elsewhere. | ||
| sap vitality | 0.39 | Most feel the use of condoms or a vasectomy would sap their vitality. | ||
| sap life | 0.33 | Or does it destroy masonry and sap the life out of a living tree? | ||
| sap profit | 0.33 | And higher security costs could sap profits. | ||
| sap will | 0.33 | This further sapped the will to fight. | ||
| sap growth | 0.26 | The exchanges could see their future growth sapped by competition from New York. |