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at the ends of my rope idioms​

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Answered by Aayusheetiwari
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at the end of (one's) rope

at the end of (one's) ropeHaving reached a point of utter exhaustion or exasperation; in a state at which one has no more patience, endurance, or energy left. The baby's been crying all morning, and I haven't slept properly in days. I'm just at the end of my rope!

Answered by imzoo
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Answer:

At the end of one's rope means to be at the end of one's strength, endurance and patience.

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