Collocation
I'm exhausted
Feeling extremely tired or completely drained of energy; utterly worn out.
Definition
'I'm exhausted' is a common English collocation. Feeling extremely tired or completely drained of energy; utterly worn out.
be + exhausted
“After working 12 hours straight, I'm completely exhausted.”
Examples
- She came home from the long flight and announced, "I'm so exhausted I could sleep for a week!"
- After playing three football matches in one day, the young athletes were absolutely exhausted.
- He often feels exhausted by the constant demands of his job.
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- By the end of the marathon, every runner was visibly exhausted, struggling to cross the finish line.
- The mother was mentally and physically exhausted after taking care of her sick child all night.
- Despite being utterly exhausted, she stayed up to finish her project before the deadline.
- The rescue team worked without rest for 48 hours and were completely exhausted by the operation's end.
- When you've been traveling for over 24 hours, it's natural to feel completely exhausted.
- The continuous worrying about her exams left her feeling emotionally exhausted.
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