Common
Worn out
Worn out adjective - Drained of energy or effectiveness; extremely tired; completely exhausted.
Both terms in one sentence
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There is not a single part of the ship that isn't covered in rust or worn out, and equipment failures that results in death are common.
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Making new caps is a common practice, since old ones get worn out and even used for explosive devices, but having too many new ones enter the economy is bad for inflation.
Source: Weird Currency -
Also, when he used the butterfly plex he often kept the set up locked in far longer than he needed to (if you can't get out of the move, it's likely because you're too worn out and it hurts too much for you do anything) Underwear of Power: Its only the most common outfit in all of pro wrestling.
Source: Wrestling / Bryan Danielson
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