Expert as adjective as in spent Exhausted or worn out, often used to describe something that is no longer interesting or has become boring, as in tired. Clear All
8 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Played Out'
John's overuse of the same joke made it feel played out and no longer funny.
The negotiations went on for hours, leaving everyone involved played out.
The constant demands at work left the employees feeling played out and stressed.
The company's resources were played out after the long and costly project.
The once-vibrant colors of the artwork now appeared faded and played out.
The fashion designer avoided using played out trends, always seeking innovative styles.
The comedian's jokes were becoming played out, losing their humor over time.
The professor considered the theory to be played out and in need of revision.
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