The extreme weakening or loss of physiological function in a body organ; exhaustion; prostration

(idiom) to spare no effort; to do all one can; to exert one's full strength

To use all of one's strength or power to do something; to do everything within one's power

to exert one's efforts to the utmost; to do everything within one's power

to be completely used up or depleted; having no further source of supply, used for resources like funds, energy, or creative thoughts

heart failure; a medical condition where the heart is unable to pump enough blood to meet the body's needs

spirit weary and strength exhausted; drained or washed out

(idiom) to shout until your voice is hoarse and your energy is exhausted; to yell at the top of one's lungs

with all one's sincerity; in a completely dedicated and honest manner

to exhaust one's thoughts and energy; to devote oneself entirely to thinking through a problem or project

to exhaust or use up completely

(idiom) to put one's heart and soul into something; to do something with extreme care and diligence

inexhaustible; available in unlimited supply, such that it cannot be used up

To drain a pond to catch all the fish; describes taking everything for immediate gain without thinking of the future.

bright red tree resin used in traditional Chinese medicine; Resina Draconis

unending; never-failing; used to describe a source that does not run dry or a supply that is never used up

To exert all one's strength and shout until the voice is hoarse; to yell desperately

to use up; to exhaust; to deplete completely

to push oneself to the absolute limit of one's energy and mental focus; to go all out

to be run out of; to be used up; to be exhausted, typically referring to resources, funds, or supplies

to exhaust one's wisdom and strength; to give one's all to a task

exhausted and in a terrible plight; used to describe a situation where one's options have run out and their strength is completely spent

exhausted; depleted; run dry; dry; completely dried up or used up

to use up; to exhaust; to consume completely

weakening and close to exhaustion; in terminal decline. This idiom describes energy or morale that has steadily faded until it is completely spent, based on the classic military strategy of waiting for an enemy's spirit to flag after multiple charges.

used up; emptied; completely gone; having nothing left

Describes a life of extreme hardship where it is difficult to make ends meet; literally refers to stumbling while walking, used as a metaphor for a complete lack of financial resources.

exhausted; worn out; drained of energy or strength

(idiom) a sweet-water well will be the first to dry up; used as a metaphor for how people of great talent are often overworked or burdened until they decline or burn out early

to use up one's entire family fortune; to lose everything one owns

to have one's strength completely exhausted; to be worn out

(idiom) an endless supply; can be taken and used without ever running out

clinical condition where the heart muscle is unable to pump enough blood to meet the body's needs

to devote all one's heart and strength to a task; to do everything in one's power

to exhaust one's wisdom and use up all one's strength; to do everything in one's power

sweet springs are sure to run dry first; a talented person is likely to be overworked or targeted because of their abilities

(idiom) to exert one's heart and strength to the utmost; to do something with full concentration and effort

used up; exhausted; emptied

Archimedes' method of exhaustion, an early form of integral calculus used to calculate area and volume

to exert all of one's effort or ability to achieve something

to put one's heart and soul into a task; to do everything within one's power

to give a wholehearted and sincere welcome

destitute; impoverished; lacking sufficient resources

To be completely worn out; to have used up all of one's strength and energy.

to be at the end of one's rope or wits; one's schemes and physical strength are both exhausted

money is depleted and physical strength is exhausted; at the end of one's resources

Money and strength are both used up; describes a state of extreme poverty and hardship.