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   exhausted

   /ɪɡˈzɔːstɪd/

   adjective

   • 1. very tired: "she returned home, exhausted from work" Similar tired outworn outwearydog-tiredbone-tiredbone-wearyready to dropon one's last legsasleep on one's feetdrainedfatiguedenervateddebilitatedspentjet-laggedout of breathbreathlesspantingpuffingpuffedpuffed outpuffing and blowinggasping (for breath)informal:done inall indead on one's feetbeatdead beatshatteredbushedfagged outknocked outwiped outrunning on emptyzonked outworn to a frazzlefrazzledbushwhackedknackeredwhacked (out)shagged outjiggeredwabbitpoopedtuckered outfriedwhippedgassedstonkeredvulgar slang:buggeredrootedarchaic:toilwornrare:fordoneOpposite fresh as a daisyraring to go
   • 2. (of resources or reserves) completely used up: "Kirov spat, his patience suddenly exhausted" Similar used upat an endconsumedfinishedspentdepletedemptydrainedimpoverishedbankruptOpposite replenishedrestocked
   • ▪ (of a place) no longer productive as a result of being drained of resources: "exhausted peat workings"

   Derivatives

   • 1. exhaustedly adverb

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