"completely burned out" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate that someone has used up all of their energy, enthusiasm, or capacity for something. For example, "After working on this project for weeks on end, I'm completely burned out."
The single-item burnout measure identified 28% of the sample who classified themselves as "definitely burning out", "having persistent symptoms of burnout", or "completely burned out".
"He's completely burned out but I think you give him three months off, he'll be bored stiff," Porter said.
He left, and as he headed downhill, he crossed paths with the member of another Hotshot crew, who pointed at the place where he had been standing, noting it had completely burned out, said Wade Ward, a spokesman for the Prescott Fire Department.
The residual showed that all AZ61A completely burned out and became a mess of white powder.
To complicate matters, most grad students are completely burned out after their exams.
"I was completely burned out," Martine tells me.
The dried gel was allowed to burn in a self-propagating combustion manner until the whole gel was completely burnt out to form a fluffy loose powder.
PARIS — The breakdown of the electric supply, which left the Champs-Elysées quarter in darkness late on Sunday night, owing to some of the electric mains in the place Clichy being completely burnt out by short circuits, was only partially remedied yesterday [Aug. 26].
One carriage was completely burnt out, and the other was badly damaged, causing the train to be written off.
Many men and women these days need to have an absolutely mind-blowing date or be completely burnt out from online dating just to give someone they only "liked a lot" a second date.
