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Discover LudwigThe phrase "felt exhausted" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a common verb-adjective combination that describes a feeling or emotion. It can be used to convey a sense of physical or emotional tiredness or weariness. Example: After running the marathon, she felt completely exhausted and could barely make it to the finish line.
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She felt exhausted.
After Ms. Lemper's mesmerizing performance, I felt exhausted.
Part of me felt exhausted by their presence.
Back at Toad Hall, Garner says, "I felt exhausted.
I merely felt exhausted and a bit shaky.
One day in her hotel, Anne felt exhausted and overwhelmed.
I felt exhausted and that I should miss training.
He had sweats, and a cough, and felt exhausted.
I was put on antibiotics but I quickly felt exhausted.
I felt exhausted and struggled to process what had happened.
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