spent

IPA: spˈɛnt

Consumed, used up, exhausted, depleted.
Of fish: exhausted as a result of having spawned.
(law, chiefly UK) Of legislation or an enactment: no longer in force due to all of its provisions having expired or been completed.
(law, chiefly UK) Of a conviction: no longer appearing on a person's criminal record.

Examples of "spent" in Sentences

The two spent the night in jail.
I spent all my energy on talking.
Little time was spent in lamentation.
Creativity was spent on the art of writing.
The day is spent in worship and contemplation.
He spent the French revolution in the Chateau.
He spent generously for the construction of mosques.
The month that you spent patiently has not gone unappreciated.
Are they destroyed or spent in a show of power and munificence
Fearless album, and last week the title spent its 26th week at #1 on
This complicates further recycling of the plutonium from the spent fuel.
I guess a quarter of the time of the term spent campaigning is better than half.
: I guess a quarter of the time of the term spent campaigning is better than half.
If any of the time that this title spent in production limbo was spent on improving its dub, it doesn't show.
The Differential Calculus is begun and the remainder of the term spent on exercises in differentiation of functions.
Jay Hammond, who in the last two years of his term spent six weeks a year at his remote Lake Clark homestead, according to his former chief of staff, Jerry Reinwand.
Joseph Jackson didn't read the contract he signed for the boys; he thought he was committing them for one year but in effect Motown locked them in for five; their royalty rate amounted to roughly a dime per album -- say $100,000 for a million records sold -- minus whatever the label spent on the band, for recording and just about anything else.