done in
Tired beyond recovery
Done in means exhausted or worn out, usually from physical effort or a long ordeal: After hiking twelve miles, I was completely done in.
It can also mean ruined or defeated: The scandal did him in.
In British usage especially, to be done in can mean to be killed: The butler did him in with a candlestick.
- spentExhausted or disbursed
- poopedCompletely worn out
- wearyDeeply tired, spent
- killedCaused to die
- fatiguedDrained of energy
run ragged · bushed · drained · murdered · bumped off · rubbed out · exhausted · annihilated · tired · beat · eradicated · conned · swindled · duped · taken for a ride · wiped out · slain · offed
- exhaustedtired, weary, exhausted, drained, fatigued
- exhaustion phrasesdead tired, worn out, wiped out, burned out, run down
- hangoverhangover, hungover, morning after, rough night, one too many
- overwhelmedstressed, overwhelmed, stressed out, burnt out, burned out
- incapacitatedunconscious, knocked out, out cold, passed out, comatose
- killedkilled, murdered, slain, assassinated, executed
energy/vitality
done inenergized
Made lively and alert
refreshed · invigorated · energetic · revitalized · fresh
freshness and restoration
done infresh
Newly made, not stale
rested · restored · rejuvenated · well-rested · renewed