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Having no power or energy left

Having been used and unable to be used again

Finished or gone by in time

(colloquial) Physically weak

Gasping for breath, typically due to exertion

Finished or having been brought to an end

Completely lacking in a particular (usually desirable) quality

Asleep from being extremely tired and exhausted

In a state of nervous excitement or anxiety

Lacking vigor, vitality, or excitement

To have ceased to retain something

To have been living a particular way of life

Past tense for to pay (money) for something

Past tense for to use or occupy one's time (in given an activity)

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Adjective

Having no power or energy left

worn to a frazzle

out on one's feet

on your last legs

asleep on one's feet

gasping for breath

puffing and blowing

running on empty

dead on one's feet

extremely tired

like death warmed up

lacking in energy

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“Some people can work many hours straight, while others are completely spent after a short period of time.”

Adjective

Having been used and unable to be used again

gone to the wall

dead and buried

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“It is possible to characterize the phases constituting the process in terms of generated benefits versus spent resources.”

Adjective

Finished or gone by in time

“The seeking without finding which has gone on all these years has not brought bitterness to the heart, nor is there regret over these spent years.”

Adjective

(colloquial) Physically weak

out of condition

under the weather

out of commission

rendered feeble

in declining health

lacking feeling

disorganized^US

disorganised^UK

not up to snuff

not feeling up to snuff

all of a quiver

weak at the knees

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Adjective

Gasping for breath, typically due to exertion

Adjective

Finished or having been brought to an end

brought to pass

over and done with

ancient history

materialised^UK

materialized^US

all over but the shouting

having had enough of

put into effect

brought to a close

a thing of the past

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Adjective

Completely lacking in a particular (usually desirable) quality

completely lacking in

unprovided with

underprivileged

poverty-stricken

on the bread line

discriminated against

unfamiliar with

unacquainted with

in reduced circumstances

unable to make ends meet

unable to keep the wolf from the door

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Adjective

Asleep from being extremely tired and exhausted

down for the count

dead to the world

out for the count

Adjective

Not working

non-functioning

not functioning

out of commission

not in working order

in need of repair

on its last legs

in a state of disrepair

given up the ghost

stopped working

non-operational

not in operation

unavailable for use

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Adjective

In a state of nervous excitement or anxiety

hot-and-bothered

beside yourself

throwing a wobbly

out of your mind

hot under collar

at the end of your tether

all of a dither

in a state of agitation

in a state of nerves

all of a lather

like a cat on a hot tin roof

on pins and needles

all of a doodah

a bundle of nerves

in a cold sweat

bricking oneself

hot and bothered

like a cat on hot bricks

discombobulated

discountenanced

waiting for the axe to fall

waiting with bated breath

with your heart in your mouth

horror-stricken

terror-stricken

scared to death

hot under the collar

like a fish out of water

having butterflies in the stomach

bundle of nerves

with one's stomach in knots

shaking in one's shoes

frightened out of your wits

scared out of your wits

fearfully anticipating

apprehensively expecting

anxiously waiting

nervously awaiting

sweating bullets

with bated breath

emotionally charged

tearing one's hair out

on the qui vive

having cold feet

apprehensive about

shaking like a leaf

frightened to death

emotionally defeated

at sixes and sevens

easily frightened

feeling anxious

chicken-hearted

restlessly moving

chicken-livered

tossing and turning

easily agitated

all of a flutter

champing at the bit

on the defensive

having cabin fever

mentally unsettled

having stage fright

having a funny feeling

in fear and trepidation

pushing the panic button

paralysed with fear^UK

frozen with fear

paralyzed with fear^US

lacking confidence

lacking self-confidence

lacking in confidence

lacking assurance

not self-assured

heavy with grief

racked with suffering

overcome with sorrow

racked with pain

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Adjective

Lacking vigor, vitality, or excitement

lacking vitality

two-dimensional

run-of-the-mill

undistinguished

dull as dishwater

middle-of-the-road

soul-destroying

non-stimulating

lacking variety

run of the mill

lacking excitement

lacking interest

no great shakes

nothing to write home about

common or garden

lacking variation

dull as ditchwater

lacking in vitality

lacking personality

lacking charisma

behind the times

straightforward

unobjectionable

lacking feeling

run-of-the-mine

nothing special

fair-to-middling

nothing to get excited about

par for the course

fair to middling

unprepossessing

inconsequential

middle of the road

of no consequence

blending into the background

standardized^US

standardised^UK

unextraordinary

run-of-the mill

not amounting to much

without variety

flat as pancake

unsophisticated

puts one to sleep

of little consequence

of little importance

not worth mentioning

of no importance

of no great concern

one-size-fits-all

recognizable^US

recognisable^UK

well established

matter-of-course

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Verb

To have ceased to retain something

suffered the loss of

spent like water

spent recklessly

poured down the drain

removed the contents of

consumed the contents of

had recourse to

crippled financially

spent money as if it were going out of style

reduced to beggary

slowly diminished

threw around like confetti

spent money as if it were going out of fashion

made poor use of

indulged oneself

thrown around like confetti

spent money as if it grows on trees

slowly lessened

brought to ruin

played ducks and drakes with

chipped away at

gradually overcome

spent money as if there were no tomorrow

availed oneself of

threw down the drain

thrown down the drain

gradually overcame

gotten last drop

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“He believed his curse was to spend his entire life in one tiny region, never to see the remainder of the world.”

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To have been living a particular way of life

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Past tense for to pay (money) for something

“Knowing that she had nothing festive enough to wear, she decided to spend some money on a new dress.”

Verb

Past tense for to use or occupy one's time (in given an activity)

“Last week the town council passed a motion to spend a day picking up litter around the town.”

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