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worn out
This expression carries a strong sense of depletion, whether referring to human energy or the physical integrity of an object. When describing people, it suggests a state of total exhaustion where one can no longer function effectively, often implying a need for significant rest. It is more intense than being simply tired.
In a material context, it describes the inevitable decay caused by friction or repeated use. It is frequently used with intensifiers like completely or totally to emphasize that an item has reached the end of its useful life and is now shabby or broken.
Meanings
Examples
I am completely worn out after that ten hour flight.
These running shoes are totally worn out and need replacing.
I feel absolutely worn out from working overtime all week.
The old carpet in the hallway is worn out and fraying.
I am just too worn out to to even think about cooking dinner.
The brake pads on the car are worn out and making a noise.
He looked worn out as he stepped off the train.
My favorite old t shirt is so worn out that it has holes in it.