spent in Latin
spent in Latin is effētus — spent means used up completely; exhausted or depleted.
spent in Latin
effētus
Consumed, used up, exhausted, depleted.
What does "spent" mean?
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adj Used up completely; exhausted or depleted.
"After the marathon, she felt completely spent."
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adj Of a law or its provisions: no longer in effect because it has fully run its course.
"That clause of the act is now spent, having served its purpose years ago."
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spent in a sentence
- After the marathon, she felt completely spent.
- They found a pile of spent shell casings at the scene.
- That clause of the act is now spent, having served its purpose years ago.
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What is "spent" in Latin?
"spent" in Latin is effētus. spent means: Used up completely; exhausted or depleted.
How do you use "spent" in a sentence?
Example: "After the marathon, she felt completely spent." In Latin, "spent" is effētus.
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