Worn out
adjective
Really tired.
I am worn out after my long day at work.
Often appears as...
- i'm worn out
- feel worn out
adjective
Old and no longer in good condition.
These shoes are worn out and I need new ones.
Often appears as...
- shoes worn out
- jeans worn out
verb
To reduce or weaken by continuous use or exertion.
The constant friction has worn out the cogs in the machine.
Often appears as...
- worn out components
- worn out mechanical parts
verb
To tire or exhaust by overuse or overexertion.
His constant nagging wore me out.
Often appears as...
- worn out patience
- worn out energy
adjective
Really tired.
I am worn out after my long day at work.
Often appears as...
- i'm worn out
- feel worn out
adjective
Old and no longer in good condition.
These shoes are worn out and I need new ones.
Often appears as...
- shoes worn out
- jeans worn out
verb
To reduce or weaken by continuous use or exertion.
The constant friction has worn out the cogs in the machine.
Often appears as...
- worn out components
- worn out mechanical parts
verb
To tire or exhaust by overuse or overexertion.
His constant nagging wore me out.
Often appears as...
- worn out patience
- worn out energy
Definition 1 of 4
Pro Tip 1/3Physical Exhaustion
Use 'worn out' to describe extreme physical or mental tiredness, not just general sleepiness.
After the marathon, every runner looked completely worn out.
Pro Tip 2/3Emotional Emphasis
'Worn out' can emphasize feelings of being overwhelmed or fed up with a situation.
I'm so worn out by these constant arguments.
Pro Tip 3/3Colloquial Tone
Mostly used in informal conversations; may be less appropriate for formal writing.
I can't go out tonight, I'm just worn out.
Pro Tip 1/3Physical Exhaustion
Use 'worn out' to describe extreme physical or mental tiredness, not just general sleepiness.
After the marathon, every runner looked completely worn out.
Pro Tip 2/3Emotional Emphasis
'Worn out' can emphasize feelings of being overwhelmed or fed up with a situation.
I'm so worn out by these constant arguments.
Pro Tip 3/3Colloquial Tone
Mostly used in informal conversations; may be less appropriate for formal writing.
I can't go out tonight, I'm just worn out.
Pro Tip 1/3Physical Exhaustion
Use 'worn out' to describe extreme physical or mental tiredness, not just general sleepiness.
After the marathon, every runner looked completely worn out.
Pro Tip 2/3Emotional Emphasis
'Worn out' can emphasize feelings of being overwhelmed or fed up with a situation.
I'm so worn out by these constant arguments.
Pro Tip 3/3Colloquial Tone
Mostly used in informal conversations; may be less appropriate for formal writing.
I can't go out tonight, I'm just worn out.
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