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completely exhausted
/kəmˈpliːtli ɪɡˈzɔːstɪd/
extremely tired
After running a marathon, I was completely exhausted.
The phrase emphasizes extreme tiredness after intense physical activity.
informal
Extremely tired or drained of energy, often to the point of being unable to continue.
She was completely exhausted after working overnight.
The phrase describes her extreme fatigue due to prolonged work.
The team was completely exhausted after the long hike.
It conveys that the team had no energy left after the strenuous activity.
Often used to describe physical or mental fatigue after significant effort.
Collocations
completely exhaustedextremely tiredexhausted and drainedcompletely depleted of energy
Related Phrases
Pro Tip
Usage Tip
Use 'completely exhausted' to emphasize extreme tiredness, often after significant effort.
Gold Rule
Grammar Rule
The phrase is an adjective phrase and typically follows a linking verb like 'be' or 'feel'.
Word Origin
From 'completely' (adverb) + 'exhausted' (past participle of 'exhaust'), meaning to use up or drain completely.
Usage Notes
Commonly used in informal contexts to describe extreme tiredness, often after physical or mental exertion.
Word Breakdown
completely
to the fullest extent
adverbexhausted
drained of energy
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