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To cause to become tired, weary or fatigued

To use, empty or drain completely

To draw or let out wholly

To drive out with force

To make heavy demands on

To inspire boredom in a person

To cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain

To treat someone or something badly or unkindly

Wear something down

To decrease in feeling or strength

Break or cause to break suddenly and violently into pieces

Reduce or cause to contract

To wear away gradually

An amount of gas or vapour that smells strongly or is dangerous to inhale

An opening that allows air, gas, or liquid to pass out of or into a confined space

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Verb

To cause to become tired, weary or fatigued

run into the ground

wear oneself to a shadow

take it out of one

wear oneself to a frazzle

wear to a frazzle

put out of action

drain of energy

sap the strength of

throw monkey wrench in

render incapable

wear someone out

get the better of

render powerless

sap one's strength

sap your strength

run out of steam

become exhausted

confine to a wheelchair

bring someone to their knees

prevent from moving

bring to a standstill

render inoperative

make inoperative

prevent from working

bring to a halt

render inactive

knock to the ground

throw to the ground

knock unconscious

gain mastery over

be victorious over

gain a victory over

catch off balance

render helpless

make mincemeat of

wipe the floor with

blow out of the water

knock into the middle of next week

bring to the ground

lay someone out

gain control over

knock someone down

knock the stuffing out of

get the upper hand over

hurl to the ground

remove the fuse from

render defenseless

anaesthetize^UK

knock off your feet

bring to grinding halt

render speechless

sweep someone off his

take someone's breath away

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“While Henry finds the character easy to understand on an emotional level, she admits she's been finding the play exhausting on a physical level.”

Verb

To use, empty or drain completely

spend like water

spend recklessly

throw around like confetti

pour down the drain

be wasteful with

play ducks and drakes with

exhaust one's supply of

suffer the loss of

have recourse to

avail oneself of

be prodigal with

make poor use of

indulge oneself

throw down the drain

spend money as if it grows on trees

spend money as if it were going out of fashion

spend money as if there were no tomorrow

spend money as if it were going out of style

cripple financially

reduce to beggary

remove the contents of

consume the contents of

spend money like water

give generously

spend foolishly

lay something out

spend as if there were no tomorrow

spend as if it were going out of style

spend as if it grows on trees

fail to exploit

be wastefully extravagant with

pour something down the drain

chuck something down the drain

let money slip through one's fingers

spend money as if it grew on trees

use fraudulently

throw money down the drain

pour money down the drain

throw money around

give unstintingly

put to wrong use

make bad use of

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“They adapt very well to an itinerant existence for a few weeks, setting up shop in various places, until they exhaust their stock of goods.”

Verb

To draw or let out wholly

develop completely

treat thoroughly

research completely

expound in great detail about

study in great detail

leave no stone left unturned

leave nothing left to say about

go over with a fine-tooth comb

say all there is to say about

“Neither book gives the full story on Celebration, but between them they pretty much exhaust a subject that is fairly easily exhausted.”

Verb

To drive out with force

Verb

To make heavy demands on

make demands on

put a strain on

weigh heavily on

make heavy demands on

ask too much of

put pressure on

exert excessively

exert to the limit

make too many demands on

run oneself into the ground

knock oneself out

work oneself into the ground

push to the limit

make severe demands on

give someone grief

give a hard time

drive up the wall

cause suffering to

give someone a hard time

give someone the hump

rub up the wrong way

get on your nerves

make someone see red

give a bad time

be a pain in the neck

prey on someone's mind

drive round the twist

drive round the bend

be a thorn in someone's side

put your back up

get your back up

put on the spot

do someone's head in

be a nuisance to

inflict anguish on

get on someone's wick

make someone's hackles rise

make someone's blood boil

get someone's hackles up

get in someone's hair

ruffle someone's feathers

get under someone's skin

try someone's patience

get someone's dander up

be a thorn in someone's flesh

get up someone's nose

get someone's back up

get on someone's nerves

mess with someone's head

weigh heavily on one's mind

cause anxiety to

be a great weight on

lead someone a merry dance

play cat and mouse

rub salt in wound

put through wringer

be a problem to

make someone go out of his way

cause someone difficulty

give someone bother

put someone to trouble

cause concern to

make uncomfortable

lie heavy on someone's mind

weigh heavy on someone's mind

cause discomfort to

cause trouble to

be too much for

put great demands on

make discontented

rattle one's cage

be on your back

breathe down someone's neck

cause anguish to

arouse anxiety in

throw off balance

be on one's case

make it tough for

rub you up the wrong way

get in your hair

wind somebody up

get on your wick

try your patience

rub the wrong way

drive you up the wall

raise someone's hackles

get your dander up

get on somebody's nerves

give someone the pip

drive to distraction

raise your hackles

get under your skin

get your hackles up

put to some trouble

occupy someone's thoughts

make someone scratch their head

throw down the gauntlet

get in one's hair

get under one's skin

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Verb

To inspire boredom in a person

bore out of one's mind

cause weariness

talk one's ear off

wear to a frazzle

put out of action

wear someone out

sap your strength

take it out of one

drain of energy

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Verb

To cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain

put the screws to

suck the life out of

take advantage of

make the most of

take for a ride

take to the cleaners

put one over on

pull a fast one on

sell a bill of goods to

pull a swifty on

take someone for a ride

pull a fast one

lead up the garden path

sell down the river

give someone a bum steer

put one over on someone

pull a fast one on someone

do the dirty on

sell a bill of goods

withhold rights from

live off the backs of

do someone in the eye

lead somebody down the garden path

take to the cleaner's

break the rules

bleed someone of something

take liberties with

play someone for a sucker

use for one's own ends

outmanoeuvre^UK

make money from

turn to one's advantage

ride on the coat-tails

make a killing out of

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Verb

To treat someone or something badly or unkindly

do an injustice to

be violent toward

take advantage of

do the dirty on

be detrimental to

do an injury to

beat the living daylights out of

step on the toes of

give no quarter

lay a bad trip on

hit where one lives

sexually assault

do a disservice to

inflict suffering on

inflict pain on

cause injury to

lay a finger on

kick in the teeth

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Verb

Wear something down

wear something down

gradually overcome

slowly diminish

Verb

To decrease in feeling or strength

anaesthetize^UK

take the edge off

put out of order

tranquillize^UK

take the sting out

put a damper on

take the bite out

render insensitive

keep under control

make less sensitive

render insensible

render powerless

reduce the force of

throw cold water on

pour cold water on

take pressure off

deprive of sensation

protect against

reduce something

safeguard against

knock senseless

knock unconscious

reduce the effect of

put on a Band-Aid

bring to grinding halt

cast a pall over

administer opiates to

administer drugs to

make unconscious

administer narcotics to

give an anaesthetic to

render unconscious

bring to screeching halt

take a load off

make cutbacks in

treat successfully

restore to health

take the sting out of

take the edge off sth

patch things up

restore to normality

reduce punishment

make less strict

make less formal

make reasonable

monkey around with

take the bite out of

lessen the impact of

soften the impact of

reduce the impact of

demilitarise^UK

demilitarize^US

make more appealing

axe^UK

ax^US

make less painful

bring respite to

bring an end to

make something bearable

commiserate with

sympathize with

give condolences to

express sympathy to

show compassion to

express sympathy

show fellow feeling to

express sympathy for

get to the bottom of

be the answer to

be the solution to

take a load off your mind

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Verb

Break or cause to break suddenly and violently into pieces

smash to smithereens

break into pieces

crush to smithereens

make mincemeat of

wipe from the face of the earth

fly into pieces

break to smithereens

knock to pieces

raze to the ground

bring to an end

wipe off the map

wipe off the face of the earth

physically break

go off with a bang

be smashed to smithereens

damage beyond repair

break into tiny pieces

break to pieces

smash into smithereens

break into fragments

commit genocide

cut a swath through

reduce to ruins

take something apart

push the button

axe^UK

ax^US

go in different directions

move in different directions

go their separate ways

go separate ways

blow to kingdom come

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Verb

Reduce or cause to contract

empty the air out of

let the air out

Verb

To wear away gradually

become threadbare

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Noun

An amount of gas or vapour that smells strongly or is dangerous to inhale

water vapour^UK

water vapors^US

unwholesomeness

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Noun

An opening that allows air, gas, or liquid to pass out of or into a confined space

ventilation shaft

means of access

hairline fracture

wide area of difference

hole-in-the-wall

fractionalization

parting of the ways

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