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burned up

adjective as in burned

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adjective as in fit to be tied

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adjective as in gone

adjective as in incensed

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adjective as in indignant

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That was before the batteries burned up and the whole fleet was grounded for more than three months.

The White House also may have burned up the last amount of goodwill it had from the junior Republican senator from Illinois.

With them the body has worn out the soul, the senses have burned up the heart, dissipation has blunted the feelings.

I've gone through Hell the last two or three weeks and they've been burned up altogether.

The proteins, or nitrogenous foods, are not so completely burned up in the body.

The fire burned up her tipi and everything it contained, and they barely escaped with their lives.

A knock came at the door, and her courage, which had sunk so low, burned up again within her.

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