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tired out

tired out is the simple past and past participle of tire out.

Meaning of tire out

Verb

tire out (third-person singular simple present tires out, present participle tiring out, simple past and past participle tired out)

  1. To make someone tired; to exhaust.

Adjective

tired out (comparative more tired out, superlative most tired out)

  1. Feeling exhausted; out of energy due to exhaustion.

Forms of tired out

Verb
alternative formtarred out
Adjective
comparativemore tired out
superlativemost tired out

Questions about tired out

What does tired out mean?
Tired out means feeling exhausted; out of energy due to exhaustion.
What is tired out the simple past and past participle of?
Tired out is the simple past and past participle of tire out.
What part of speech is tired out?
Tired out is an adjective.

Words near tired out in the dictionary

  1. tire-pressure gauges
  2. tire-pressures
  3. Tirebolu
  4. tired
  5. tired and emotional
  6. tired out
  7. tireder
  8. tiredest
  9. tiredish
  10. tiredly
  11. tiredness

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