
All in
Fatigue Expression
Use 'all in' when you want to express you've used up all your energy and can't do more.
After the marathon, she felt all in.
Colloquial Usage
It's a casual phrase, so avoid using 'all in' in formal contexts like business reports or academic papers.
I can't join you tonight, I'm all in.
Physical Context
Often used after physical activities to describe the extreme tiredness one feels.
After moving furniture all day, we were all in.