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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I'm wiped out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express extreme tiredness or exhaustion, often after a long day or strenuous activity.
Example: "After working a double shift and then running errands, I'm completely wiped out."
Alternatives: "I'm exhausted" or "I'm drained."
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"I'm wiped out, too".
"I'm wiped out," she said.
Sometimes I'm wiped out because I've been traveling so much and I just want to be home.
But by the early evening, I'm wiped out, and it doesn't seem to get better as the days go by.
"I'm wiped out," he rasped, walking to his minivan to head to his office in Glastonbury.
This is the end of my third year and I feel I'm wiped out".
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I was wiped out".
"It was like I was wiped out," she said.
" 'I'm fine!' I'd say, but I was wiped out, exhausted".
But, like I said, I was wiped out and didn't think to check.
He described, "a noticeable difference to performance … When I had a severe attack, the day after I was wiped out".
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