Talked out Meaning in English
expression · lemma: talk out
Definition
To be exhausted from talking, often after a long or intense conversation. It can also mean that everything has been discussed and nothing more needs to be said.
Usage & Nuances
Informal, mainly spoken. Often used in 'I'm talked out' to express fatigue after discussions or arguments. Can imply issues have been resolved or simply that energy to keep talking is gone. Not used to mean someone who talks a lot (that's 'talkative').
Example Sentences
After the meeting, I felt completely talked out.
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We argued for hours and now I'm talked out.
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By the end of the family dinner, everyone was talked out.
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Honestly, I'm talked out—let's just drop the subject.
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We went over every idea in the book and now we’re talked out.
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You look talked out—need a break?
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