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The phrase burnt out usually refers to one's attitude toward work. Work has lost its meaning. One's efforts seem useless. The worker has lost the will and energy to continue his or her job. Some examples sentences: After 20 years as a homocide detective in the city's drug infested neighborhoods, he's burnt out and needs a change in his assignment. I don't think she'll ever experience job burnout because he takes courses frequently and is always interested in the new trends in her field.
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