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exhausted

[ig-zaws-tid] / ɪgˈzɔs tɪd /




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Mines that started producing in the late 20th century are becoming exhausted, costing more to deliver lower-quality ore.

From Barron's

And a million “amazing” mothers lifted their exhausted heads and cheered.

From Los Angeles Times

At some points, exhausted, he slept in his car outside his family’s burned properties, watching over the space.

From Los Angeles Times

After almost four years of war, many soldiers are exhausted and desertion rates are rising.

From BBC

However, the Gateshead-born triathlete was exhausted towards the end of the run and had to walk the final stretch before she collapsed to her knees.

From BBC