wore out
Tired through use
Wore out is the past tense of wear out, meaning to exhaust or use until no longer functional.
A person who is worn out is physically or mentally depleted: The hike wore me out.
Objects wear out through repeated use until they fail: I wore out three pairs of shoes that summer.
Patience and welcome can also be worn out.
Worn until transparent
torn · holey · ratty · dilapidated · scruffy · weathered · distressed · battered
Lacking energy, needing rest
- fatiguedDrained of energy
- drainedEmptied of resources
- spentExhausted or disbursed
- wearyDeeply tired, spent
knackered · shattered · frazzled · overworked · run-down · enervated · debilitated · prostrate
Entirely consumed or expended
- consumedFully used or eaten
- exhaustedUtterly depleted of energy
- emptiedRemoved all contents from
- spentExhausted or disbursed
drained · run through · finished · gone through · expended
Remained past appropriate time
- outlastedPersisted beyond another
- exceededWent past a limit
- overextendedBeyond sustainable capacity
threadbare
Worn until transparent
frayed · torn · holey · ratty · dilapidated · scruffy · weathered · distressed · battered · decrepit
tired
Lacking energy, needing rest
weary · knackered · shattered · frazzled · overworked · run-down · enervated · debilitated · prostrate · flagging
used up
Entirely consumed or expended
spent · drained · run through · finished · gone through · expended
outstayed
Remained past appropriate time
- outlastedPersisted beyond another
- exceededWent past a limit
- overextendedBeyond sustainable capacity
wore outbrand new
Completely unused, just acquired
new · pristine · mint condition · untouched · fresh
wore outenergized
Made lively and alert
invigorated · refreshed · revitalized · recharged · rested
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