spent — having no energy left; completely tired
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having no energy left; completely tired
Pronunciation (IPA): /spɛnt/
Korean meaning: 기진맥진한, 완전히 지친
Korean pronunciation: **스**펜트
Example Sentences
- After binge-watching 20 episodes, my brain was completely spent.
- The old politician was a spent force in the party.
- My wallet feels spent after the shopping spree.
spent
ADJECTIVE//spɛnt//
having no energy left; completely tired
having no energy left; completely tired
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Origin
From Middle English 'spent', the past tense and past participle of 'spend', which comes from Old English 'spenden' meaning 'to use up' or 'consume', ultimately derived from Latin 'expendere' meaning 'to weigh out' or 'pay out'.
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“After binge-watching 20 episodes, my brain was completely spent.”
“The old politician was a spent force in the party.”
“My wallet feels spent after the shopping spree.”
“The storm's fury was spent by morning.”
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