Maxed

Maxed is an informal past tense verb, most commonly used to describe a state of reaching the upper limit of something, such as resources, capabilities, or a specific value. This often implies exhaustion, completion, or a point of no return. It can apply to a variety of situations, from financial limits (like a credit card) to physical or emotional capacity. The term frequently denotes a sense of strain or constraint.

Maxed meaning with examples

• After working two back-to-back shifts and pulling an all-nighter to finish the report, Sarah felt completely maxed. Her energy reserves were depleted, and she knew she couldn't push herself any further without risking burnout. She decided to go home and sleep to recover.
• I maxed out my credit card on holiday gifts this year. Now I need a repayment plan, as the interest fees will drain my bank account. I will be paying for this generosity for months to come. Perhaps next year, I will budget my spending.
• The band's sound system was maxed out; any louder, and the speakers would blow. The energy of the crowd reached its peak. The music was vibrating throughout the room and everyone seemed to be at their peak. People were dancing the night away.
• The server was maxed, unable to handle any more user requests due to a massive traffic spike. A temporary website malfunctioned and it was down for all the customers. The company quickly sought to improve the server.
• I had completely maxed my brain by the end of that intense coding session. I needed to step away, grab some food, and clear my head before I could even think about tackling another line of code. It was an amazing experience.