What does “worn out” mean?

Meaning, example sentence and a quick practice question.

Extremely tired

“I'm worn out after that long walk.”

Say it smoothly: “wor-nout”

From the B2 lesson How Are You Really? (moods and feelings).

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What does “worn out” mean?

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