“Being worn out” in Japanese
Short answer
Being worn out in Japanese is “憔悴” (shousui). Full meaning: haggardness, emaciation, wasting away, being tired out, being worn out, exhaustion.
Other ways to say “Being worn out” in Japanese
毀壊
kikai breaking, demolishing, smashing, destroying, wrecking; being broken, being ruined, being destroyed, being worn out
しょうすい
shousui haggardness, emaciation, wasting away, being tired out, being worn out, exhaustion
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