expended

Fully consumed already

Expended is the past tense of expend, meaning to use up or consume resources.

Energy, effort, ammunition, and funds are commonly expended: All rounds were expended during the firefight.

The word carries a formal or technical tone, appearing more often in military, financial, and bureaucratic contexts than in casual speech.

financial

spent

Exhausted or disbursed

invested · allocated · budgeted · appropriated · funded · financed · splurged · squandered · blown · sunk

ammunition

fired

Terminated from employment

unloaded · spent · cartridges · rounds · shells · bullets · casings · magazines · clips · volleys

depleted

drained

Emptied of resources

diminished · reduced · emptied · decreased · lowered · lessened · sapped · weakened · dwindled · waned

resources

consumed

Fully used or eaten

exhausted · utilized · tapped · employed · allocated · rationed · stockpiled · provisioned · supplied · requisitioned

effort

exerted

Applied with effort

channeled · directed · focused · concentrated · dedicated · committed · lavished · mustered · summoned · mobilized

Opposites
resource usage

expendedconserved

Kept from being used up

saved · preserved · retained · unexpended · hoarded

accumulation vs depletion

expendedaccumulated

Gradually collected or gathered

amassed · gathered · collected · accrued · acquired

Phrases
Family

expend, expenditure, expendable, expending, expends, unexpended, expendables

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Top 200,000
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Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G