Sentence examples for actually knackered from inspiring English sources
It's good, because they were actually knackered at the end of the day and I said to my mum: 'Ha!
They are pretty short on description, with the prize for most commonly used adjective going fairly overwhelmingly to "tired", and contain only occasional elaboration ("tired – knackered actually").
Was actually surplus to requirements in Dhaka when rested, a poor and disrespectful decision to the hosts – will he really be less knackered by the fifth Test in India, if he has played the other four?
"The lads are knackered and really put a shift in.
Start one with knackered legs and you feel… actually you feel OK.
There is just such an overwhelming air of bleakness about the physical space that it fundamentally seems knackered and old, despite it actually not being either of those things.
And will your lesson actually be as effective if you're so knackered you can't function properly?
The sense of wanting to actually do a day's work and then get to bed knackered, to feel like you've earned your time off.
He looks knackered, though.
