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100 Best Synonyms for “Exhausted”

March 24, 2026

100 Best Synonyms for

No. Term Definition
1. All in Having no energy left.
2. At breaking point Unable to cope; drained.
3. At the end of rope No strength or patience left.
4. Battered Worn down by hardship.
5. Beat Very tired; worn out.
6. Beaten down Drained by stress or effort.
7. Bleary Sleepy; eyes unfocused.
8. Bled dry Drained of all strength.
9. Bone-tired Tired to the core.
10. Burned out Emotionally and physically depleted.
11. Burnt to a crisp Totally overdone; no energy left.
12. Bushed Extremely tired.
13. Caput Used up; finished.
14. Collapsed Unable to continue from fatigue.
15. Crushed Overwhelmed and drained.
16. Dead on my feet Too tired to stand.
17. Dead tired Extremely sleepy and worn out.
18. Depleted Drained of strength or resources.
19. Done for Finished; unable to go on.
20. Done in Ruined by fatigue.
21. Dozed out Falling asleep from tiredness.
22. Dragged out Made weary by length or effort.
23. Drained Lacking energy; emptied out.
24. Droopy Sagging from tiredness.
25. Drowsy Sleepy; ready to nod off.
26. Enervated Weakened; lacking vitality.
27. Fagged out Worn out from exertion.
28. Faint Weak from fatigue.
29. Fatigued Tired from effort or stress.
30. Flagging Losing strength or momentum.
31. Flattened Knocked out of action by fatigue.
32. Frazzled Mentally worn and stressed.
33. Fried Overtaxed; mentally spent.
34. Gassed Out of breath and energy.
35. Glass-eyed Dazed with fatigue.
36. Groggy Dull and unsteady from tiredness.
37. Haggard Worn-looking from fatigue.
38. Harried Worn down by pressures.
39. Hollow Feeling empty and drained.
40. In tatters Worn out; barely holding together.
41. Inert Too tired to move.
42. Jaded Worn out by overuse.
43. Kaput Broken down; no longer working.
44. Knackered Extremely tired.
45. Lagging Falling behind from tiredness.
46. Languid Lacking energy; listless.
47. Limp Weak and lacking strength.
48. Listless Without energy or interest.
49. Logy Heavy and sluggish.
50. Low-energy Having little stamina.
51. Malaise General feeling of weakness.
52. Mauled Roughly handled; worn down.
53. Napped out Needing sleep badly.
54. Nodding off Nearly asleep from fatigue.
55. On my last legs Almost out of strength.
56. Out of juice Out of energy.
57. Overextended Pushed beyond capacity.
58. Overfatigued Excessively tired.
59. Overwrought Stressed and worn out.
60. Paled Weakened; drained of vigor.
61. Played out Used up; no longer strong.
62. Pooped Tired; lacking pep.
63. Pooped out Out of energy.
64. Prostrate Completely overcome; powerless.
65. Punched out Too tired to continue.
66. Ragged Worn and frayed by fatigue.
67. Ravaged Severely worn down.
68. Ready to drop So tired you might collapse.
69. Run down Low on energy; unwell.
70. Run ragged Overworked to exhaustion.
71. Running on empty Functioning with little energy.
72. Running on fumes Nearly out of energy.
73. Sapped Drained of strength.
74. Shattered Completely worn out.
75. Shot Used up; depleted.
76. Sick tired Extremely tired; fed up.
77. Sluggish Slow from lack of energy.
78. Spent Used up; no energy left.
79. Strung out Worn thin by strain.
80. Stupefied Dazed and dulled by fatigue.
81. Stuporous Nearly unconscious from tiredness.
82. Tapped Out of energy.
83. Tapped out At the limit; drained.
84. Tired Needing rest or sleep.
85. Tired out Worn out by effort.
86. Toasted Completely done; worn out.
87. Tottering Unsteady from fatigue.
88. Trashed Worn out; in bad shape.
89. Turned in Gone to bed; worn out.
90. Undone Overwhelmed and worn down.
91. Unstrung Nervously exhausted.
92. Used up Completely depleted.
93. Wasted Weak and drained.
94. Wearied Made tired by strain.
95. Weariful Full of weariness.
96. Weary Tired, especially after effort.
97. Wiped Very tired.
98. Wiped out Totally exhausted; depleted.
99. Withered Shriveled; lacking vitality.
100. Worn out Used until no strength remains.

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