Sucked out
Used and sucked out are semantically related. in consumed topic. In some cases you can use "Used" instead an adjective phrase "Sucked out".
Used
Used adjective - Being in the habit or custom.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Turns out the special sauce was made from used body fat sucked out of Lipo Lounge customers.
Source: May Contain Evil -
Tolkien's The Silmarillion, used to alternately shine with silver and gold light from their flowers, lighting the entire Blessed realm... until Morgoth and Ungoliantë sucked out their life and incurably poisoned them.
Source: World Tree -
Continuous Decompression: Used during the escape from the Sulaco - Reid's dropship and the contents of the cargo bay are sucked out through a wall.
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