Spent Meaning

Spend is not used in such a manner or context the way; on the contrary, spent refers to the meaning “exhausted or given away.” In the parts of speech, spend falls into the category of a verb. Spent is a verb as well as an adjective. Spend denotes the present and future, while spent directs the past.

adjective

• 1Having been used and unable to be used again.

  • ‘Sir, we hear reports that North Korea is supposedly claiming to have reprocessed all of its spent nuclear fuel rods.’
  • ‘He added it would increase pressure on the British Government to shut down the reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel rods at Sellafield.’
  • ‘We think the preponderance of evidence does show that in fact Yucca Mountain is a suitable site for spent fuel disposal.’
  • ‘A spent shell fired from a revolver was recovered at the scene.’
  • ‘Flowers and notes were left outside his home yesterday, where investigators found several spent bullet cartridges.’
  • ‘Turn the Polaroid over and that space keeps the spent pod, emptied of its seminal jelly when ejected from the camera.’
  • ‘A third repeat following this resulted in the disappearance of the spent energy beam.’

  used up, consumed, exhausted, finished, depleted, drained, emptied

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  1. 1.1Having no power or energy left.
     • ‘Finally, half an hour later, spent of all her energy, she climbed out of her tub.’
     • ‘Tyrone then seemed a spent force but boy did they recover.’
     • ‘It has been a topsy-turvy league and Cavan are no spent force.’
     • ‘I'm not saying Kilkenny are a spent force by any means but they are beatable as Waterford and Galway both proved in the last couple of weeks.’
     • ‘By 1981, when he won the presidency, it was a thing of the past, and the Party a spent force.’
     • ‘They are a spent force, only coming out of hibernation to latch on to the topical issue of the day.’
     • ‘Armagh struck me as a tired team and may be a spent force.’
     • ‘No wonder One Nation's vote in the last federal election declined substantially - it's a spent force.’
     • ‘Yet the IRA's transformation into a local policing outfit shows that, as a guerrilla army that threatens war, it is a spent force.’
     • ‘I think as the two senators said earlier, that he is largely a spent force.’
     • ‘We're pretty desperate here in Britain, where our old-fashioned notion of dating is a spent force.’
     • ‘It was an impressive display of power for a conservative subgroup that had been thought of as a spent force.’
     • ‘In Twickenham, those who felt that England were a spent force on the international stage got their answer.’
     • ‘By then O'Sullivan was a spent force having fallen out of contention at 16 miles.’
     • ‘These words at least pay lip service to the realisation that neo-liberal economics are a spent force.’
     • ‘Today he is almost certainly another spent force where the biggest occasions are concerned.’
     • ‘In the meantime, Galway are back through the back door and are not a spent force.’
     • ‘We keep chopping and changing board presidents, who to my mind are all spent forces.’
     • ‘Today, religion is a private matter, politicians are not expected to be saints and the church is a spent political force.’
     • ‘In the later 1920s, and especially in the 30s, modernism seemed a spent force.’
     exhausted, tired, tired out, weary, wearied, worn out, dog-tired, bone-tired, bone-weary, on one's last legs, drained, fatigued, ready to drop, enervated, debilitated, limp

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1.Spent - Pass - Spend : ضائع ہو جانا - وقت گزارنا : (verb) pass time in a specific way.

Holiday, Vacation - spend or take a vacation.

2.Spent - Drop - Expend - Spend : ادا کرنا - خرچ کرنا : (verb) pay out. Troll face quest horror 2 halloween game.

Consume, Deplete, Eat, Eat Up, Exhaust, Run Through, Use Up, Wipe Out - use up (resources or materials).

3.Spent - Dog-Tired - Exhausted - Fagged - Fatigued - Played Out - Washed-Out - Worn Out - Worn-Out : تھکا ہوا - تھکن سے چور : drained of energy or effectiveness; extremely tired; completely exhausted.

Tired - depleted of strength or energy.

4.Spent - Spend : خرچ کردینا : (verb) spend completely.

Consume, Deplete, Eat, Eat Up, Exhaust, Run Through, Use Up, Wipe Out - use up (resources or materials).

Related Words

Scattergood - Spend-All - Spender - Spendthrift : فضول خرچ : someone who spends money prodigally. 'Spendthrift woman'

Make - Make Water - Micturate - Pass Water - Pee - Pee-Pee - Piddle - Piss - Puddle - Relieve Oneself - Spend A Penny - Take A Leak - Urinate - Wee - Wee-Wee : پیشاب کرنا : eliminate urine. 'Again, the cat had made on the expensive rug'

Useful Words

Out : دور : away from home. 'Get out from there'

Go By - Go Past - Pass - Pass By - Surpass - Travel By : آگے نکل جانا : move past. 'Two days have passed'

Pay : سزا بھگتنا : bear (a cost or penalty), in recompense for some action. 'One slays another pays'

Particular - Specific : کوئی خاص خوبی : a fact about some part (as opposed to general). 'He always reasons from the particular to the general'

Time : وقت : a period of time considered as a resource under your control and sufficient to accomplish something. 'What time do you get off of work?'

Way : رستہ : any artifact consisting of a road or path affording passage from one place to another. 'I`m on the way'