deplete

/dɪˈpliːt/
verb
  1. To reduce the amount or supply of something, often until very little is left.
    • Using too much energy at once can deplete the battery quickly.
    • The long drought depleted the reservoir to dangerously low levels.
    • Overfishing can deplete the ocean's fish populations.
  2. To use up a person's physical or mental energy or resources.
    • Caring for a sick relative can deplete a person's emotional reserves.
    • The intense training session depleted the athletes' strength.
    • Hours of studying depleted his concentration, so he took a break.
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