EXHAUST Meaning and
Definition
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Exhaust is a verb that refers to the act of completely using up or depleting the supply or resource of something. It implies that no more remains, and all available options have been utilized or explored to the maximum extent. Exhausting a resource often involves its consumption or depletion to the point where it becomes completely empty, useless, or void of any further potential.
In the context of energy or fuel, to exhaust means to burn it completely until there is no more energy or fuel left. For example, an engine exhausts gasoline during the combustion process. Exhausting a person refers to wearing them out physically, mentally, or emotionally, depleting their energy or resources through continuous or excessive activity or demands.
Exhaust can also be used to describe a state of extreme fatigue or being drained, both physically and mentally. In this sense, it indicates a feeling of being completely burnt out or expended, often resulting from prolonged or intense exertion or stress.
As a noun, exhaust refers to the waste or byproduct produced as a result of a process, such as the fumes expelled from a vehicle's engine, known as exhaust gases. It can also describe a system or mechanism, such as an exhaust pipe, designed to remove or direct such waste or byproducts away from a particular area.
Overall, exhaust encompasses the ideas of using up, consuming completely, depleting, draining, and being left with nothing more to give or utilize.
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To empty by drawing out; to use and expend the whole; to fatigue very much.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of EXHAUST
The word "exhaust" originated from the Latin word "exhaustus", the past participle of "exhaustare", which can be broken down into two main parts: "ex", meaning "out", and "haustare", meaning "to draw or suck". This Latin term later developed into the Old French word "exauster", which was used in the sense of draining or emptying, and eventually evolved into the English term "exhaust" in the 16th century. The concept behind the word remains consistent throughout its history, referring to the action of completely depleting or using up a substance, energy, or resource.
Similar spelling words for EXHAUST
- exactness,
- EXSTA,
- exhausting,
- auxocyte,
- exhaust-tube,
- existing,
- existe,
- pre-exist,
- exista,
- oxoacid,
- excusatory,
- exocet,
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- Excised,
- oxycyte,
- Exossatio,
- oxicity,
- excused,
- accessto,
- accessit,
- Exossate,
- exhausted,
- excessit,
- EXST,
- exhaust-steam,
- axised,
- Oxacid,
- exhaust-port,
- exsit,
- EXCUSATIO,
- exhaust-gas,
- exact,
- exist by,
- excessed,
- exest,
- co-exist,
- exacta,
- Exustio,
- exsd,
- exactly,
- euxesta,
- accessed,
- exaction,
- exist,
- waxiest,
- dual-exhaust,
- axseed,
- exhaustive,
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- equisized,
- oxest,
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- oxyacid,
- exhausts.
Conjugate verb Exhaust
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have exhausted
you
would have exhausted
he/she/it
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would have exhausted
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I
would have exhaust
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CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
I
would have been exhausting
you
would have been exhausting
he/she/it
would have been exhausting
we
would have been exhausting
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would have been exhausting
CONDITIONAL PRESENT
I
would exhaust
you
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would exhaust
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would exhaust
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CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
I
would be exhausting
you
would be exhausting
he/she/it
would be exhausting
we
would be exhausting
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would be exhausting
FUTURE
I
will exhaust
you
will exhaust
he/she/it
will exhaust
we
will exhaust
they
will exhaust
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
I
will be exhausting
you
will be exhausting
he/she/it
will be exhausting
we
will be exhausting
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will be exhausting
FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have exhausted
you
will have exhausted
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will have exhausted
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will have exhausted
they
will have exhausted
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
will have been exhausting
you
will have been exhausting
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will have been exhausting
we
will have been exhausting
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will have been exhausting
IMPERATIVE
you
exhaust
we
let´s exhaust
to exhaust
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was exhausting
you
were exhausting
he/she/it
was exhausting
we
were exhausting
they
were exhausting
PAST PARTICIPLE
exhausted
PAST PERFECT
I
had exhausted
you
had exhausted
he/she/it
had exhausted
we
had exhausted
they
had exhausted
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
had been exhausting
you
had been exhausting
he/she/it
had been exhausting
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had been exhausting
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had been exhausting
PRESENT
I
exhaust
you
exhaust
he/she/it
exhausts
we
exhaust
they
exhaust
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am exhausting
you
are exhausting
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is exhausting
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are exhausting
they
are exhausting
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
exhausting
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have exhausted
you
have exhausted
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has exhausted
we
have exhausted
they
have exhausted
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been exhausting
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have been exhausting
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has been exhausting
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have been exhausting
they
have been exhausting
PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE
he/she/it
exhaust
SIMPLE PAST
I
exhausted
you
exhausted
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exhausted
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exhausted
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exhausted
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