exhaust
/ɛksˈhɔst/Definitions
1. noun
the act or process of getting rid of something, especially a gas or liquid, in a slow and controlled way
“The car’s exhaust system was faulty, causing it to emit excessive fumes.”
2. noun
a feeling of tiredness or lack of energy, especially after doing something physically demanding
“After running a marathon, I felt complete exhaustion.”
3. verb
to get rid of something, especially a gas or liquid, in a slow and controlled way
“The engineer had to exhaust the system before shutting it down.”
4. verb
to use up or spend all of something, especially a resource or an energy supply
“The company will exhaust its budget by the end of the year.”