outlaid
Already paid away
Outlaid is the past tense and past participle of outlay, meaning to spend or expend money: The company outlaid millions on new equipment.
The word appears mainly in financial contexts where expenditure is being tracked or reported.
We outlaid more than we budgeted for the renovation.
Utterly depleted of energy
- drainedEmptied of resources
- spentExhausted or disbursed
- depletedSeverely reduced or emptied
- emptiedRemoved all contents from
squandered · dissipated · frittered · consumed · expended · used · disbursed · dispensed
exhausted
Utterly depleted of energy
emptied · squandered · dissipated · frittered · consumed · expended · used · disbursed · dispensed · parted
budget
Plan for spending
- allocationDistribution of shares
- expensesMoney spent on things
- paymentFulfilling a financial obligation
outgoings · overhead · purchase · spending · disbursement · cost · fee · billing · invoice · accounting
capital
Wealth used for investment
- equityImpartial treatment or ownership value
- ventureRisky new undertaking
- stakeSharpened post or share
backing · portfolio · returns · assets · funds · financing · securities · shareholder · angel · dividends