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Discover LudwigThe phrase "always wasted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is frequently intoxicated or in a state of disarray due to substance use.
Example: "After years of partying, he was always wasted by the time the weekend rolled around."
Alternatives: "constantly drunk" or "perpetually inebriated".
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"I've always wasted a lot of time.
Time spent out of the office isn't always wasted.
I'm always wasted when I leave Hollywood, so I forget".
Well, maybe youth isn't always wasted on the young.
YOUTH, it turns out, is not always wasted on the young.
Youth is not always wasted on the young; it can be well spent on the old.
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You're always wasting energy into heat somewhere when you do a change that involves a mechanical change.
"He was a loafer, always wasting his father's money," said Faiz Ahmed, a villager who knew the family.
Joining a casino doesn't take much effort, and those who are both desperate to gamble and too lazy to sign up (which sounds like a smallish group) can always waste their money on the internet.
Asked whether poorly designed lighting was wasting electricity, Richard M. Kessel, the Long Island Power Authority chairman, said: "There is always waste with outdoor lighting, but it is obviously important to many businesses, residential communities, municipalities and school districts for security purposes".
How should you respond to Val telling you: "Hector in accounting is a complete jackass; he's always wasting my time by returning my reports and asking for extra explanation for equipment purchases?" Do you chide the messenger for being too sensitive?
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