Drained in a sentence as an adjective

Reservoirs exist to be tapped like this and drained down.

They're not bricking because of being drained, they're bricking because they're drained and then left for months.

It's a numbness to being objectified, passed around and drained of value.

And then I read this in the blog:I had such a long waiting period, that all my energy and momentum was drained.

Regenerative breaking will not charge your battery any more than you drained it getting up to that speed in the first place.

It's high time the silo gets drained for a more swampy, organic, bubbling ooze sort of scattershot approach of crowdfunding.

But I've never actually drained my Pro's battery, so I'd take lighter-weight versus increased battery lifespan.

Another summer had me working at a company making "apps" for 40 hours a week, and it ******* drained me... despite taking far less intelligence and brain effort.

It would run in the bag with no ventilation when I didn't realize it until the battery drained and it would fail to shutdown until the hardware fail-safes took over and I realized my backpack was too hot to hold.

I believe some of them had borderline personality disorder... at any rate they were highly manipulative, and a large part of the training for the job was about how to avoid being taken in / drained by them.

If I hadn't been there to turn her around and make sure the fluid was drained as best as I could without any equipment or other assistance, she would have died quite horribly right there under the eyes of nurses and doctors.

Drained definitions

adjective

emptied or exhausted of (as by drawing off e.g. water or other liquid); "a drained marsh"; "a drained tank"; "a drained and apathetic old man...not caring any longer about anything"

adjective

very tired

See also: knackered

adjective

drained of electric charge; discharged; "a dead battery"; "left the lights on and came back to find the battery drained"

See also: dead