izžít

izžít
-a -o prid. (ȋ) knjiž. izčrpan, oslabel, zlasti zaradi nerednega, razuzdanega življenja: izžit človek; bila je že nekoliko izžita, nič več mlada; izžit od veseljačenja / njen obraz je bil starikav in izžit

Slovar slovenskega knjižnega jezika . 2000.

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