bushed
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Very tired, exhausted: The word "bushed" describes a state of extreme physical or mental fatigue.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective:
- After the long hike, I was completely bushed.
- She felt bushed after studying for the final exams all night.
Advanced Usage
- "to be bushed": This is the standard phrase to express being very tired.
- By the time I finished the marathon, I was absolutely bushed.
Variants and Related Words
- Bush (n): A shrub or a wild, uncultivated area of land. (Note: This is the noun from which the adjective "bushed" is derived, but it has a completely different primary meaning.)
- Bushy (adj): Thick and spreading, like a bush (e.g., bushy eyebrows).
Synonyms
- Exhausted: Drained of strength or energy.
- Fatigued: Worn out, weary.
- Worn out: Extremely tired.
- Drained: Depleted of energy.
- Beat (informal): Very tired.
- Dead tired (informal): Extremely exhausted.
Related Phrases
- "to be all in" (idiom, informal): To be completely exhausted.
- After moving all the furniture, I'm all in.
- "to be dead on one's feet" (idiom): To be extremely tired but still standing or working.
- The nurses were dead on their feet after the 12-hour shift.
Adjective
- very tired
- was all in at the end of the day
- so beat I could flop down and go to sleep anywhere
- bushed after all that exercise
- I'm dead after that long trip