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tire out

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tire someone out
to exhaust someone. The extra work tired him out a lot. Too much work will tire out the horses.
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tire out

to become exhausted. I tire out easily. When I had the flu, I found that I tired out easily.
See also: out, tire
tire you out
to feel that you do not have any energy Painting the living room in one day really tired Dad out.
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That's something we have been working on - playing at a very fast pace to tire out the opposition so we can pull away in the later stages.
Rugby Union: JUST WHERE WE WANTED by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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