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use up
noun as in ruination
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verb as in deplete
verb as in devour
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verb as in dissipate
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verb as in drain
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verb as in employ
verb as in empty
verb as in exhaust
verb as in expend
verb as in go
verb as in lose
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verb as in pauperize
verb as in polish off
verb as in ruin
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verb as in spend
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verb as in tire out
verb as in trifle
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verb as in wear
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Example Sentences
Even if they could afford a deposit, nine in 10 would face mortgage or rent payments, council tax, utility bills, insurance and maintenance costs that would use up nearly half of their income.
In a brief interview with The Times last year, Ted Kim said that he used up to five devices and relied on unspecified friends to secure tee times.
“Coach Dylen Smith sent me a picture of the field house — that was gone. And that’s when I realized: I don’t think my services are quite used up here.”
But, as Amorim has previously said, he used up a lot of goodwill from the stands last season.
An audit report previously found that using up unspent money by the end of the financial year was the "most significant" factor in why the site was bought.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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