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expended
adjective as in exhausted
adjective as in spent
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Two shooting drill stations were created at training but the gap between them was widened so more energy was expended to get between the two.
The Swiss pharmaceutical company is a big spender in Washington, D.C. where it expended more than $10.7 million on federal lobbying expenses last year.
Some critics say that more effort should instead be expended on reducing meat consumption, instead of looking to a technology fix.
Alcaraz held to love to start the deciding set and quickly went a break up, with Munar looking to have expended all his energy taking the second set.
It was reported last week that the U.S. had expended so much expensive munitions that senior American military commanders feared it was cutting into their munitions stockpiles intended for potential conflicts in Asia.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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