Wiped out
Does this sentence make sense:
"And she was mugged, and felt wiped out."
And if so, what does 'wiped out' mean?
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Your sentence is not wrong, but does 'mugged' convey the meaning that you want? mugged - physically attacked or threatened in the street, and then robbed, by by one or more thugs. This usually happens at night, in secluded locations.
- Your sentence is not wrong, but does 'mugged' convey the meaning that you want?
- mugged - physically attacked or threatened in the street, and then robbed, by by one or more thugs.
- This usually happens at night, in secluded locations.
- wiped out - exhausted As a learner, you should try not to start a sentence with and .
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Your sentence is not wrong, but does 'mugged' convey the meaning that you want?
mugged - physically attacked or threatened in the street, and then robbed, by by one or more thugs. This usually happens at night, in secluded locations.
wiped out - exhausted
As a learner, you should try not to start a sentence with and.
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