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use up
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Synonyms:

consume , exhaust , squander , spend , waste , burn out, deplete , do in, drain , drain of resources, eat up, employ , erode away, expend, fag out, fatigue , finish , finish off, frazzle, give out, gobble up, suck dry, swallow up, tire out, tire to death, tucker out, waste away, wear away, wear down, wear out, while away

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