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English adjective: burnt-out | |||
| 1. | burnt-out exhausted as a result of longtime stress | ||
| Samples | She was burned-out before she was 30. | ||
| Synonyms | burned-out | ||
| Similar | tired | ||
| Antonyms | rested | ||
| 2. | burnt-out inoperative as a result of heat or friction | ||
| Samples | A burned-out picture tube. | ||
| Synonyms | burned-out | ||
| Similar | unserviceable | ||
| Antonyms | serviceable | ||
| 3. | burnt-out destroyed or badly damaged by fire | ||
| Samples | A row of burned houses. A charred bit of burnt wood. A burned-over site in the forest. Barricaded the street with burnt-out cars. | ||
| Synonyms | burned, burned-out, burned-over, burnt | ||
| Similar | destroyed | ||
| Antonyms | preserved | ||
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