Phrasal Verb - Maxing Out

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Definition

To reach one's maximum capacity, limit, or potential; to go beyond a predetermined or acceptable level; to exhaust or deplete something quickly or completely. Can also refer to optimizing or exploiting something to the fullest extent, often in a faster-than-expected manner.

Examples

No.	Example
1	The car engine maxed out at 150 miles per hour, making it one of the fastest vehicles on the market.
2	She maxed out her credit card on her shopping spree and had to wait for her next paycheck to pay off the debt.
3	The company maxed out their production capacity and had to hire more workers to meet the high demand.
4	He maxed out on his skills with the new software and became a leading expert in the field.
5	The team maxed out their winning streak with a 10-game undefeated season.
6	The new policy maxed out the allowed benefits for retirees, making it possible for them to live comfortably in their golden years.
7	The donkey maxed out its carrying capacity for hay and had to be unloaded to continue its journey.
8	She maxed out her time on the video game and set a new personal record for the level.
9	The bank's high-interest rates led many customers to max out their loans, trying to take advantage of the situation.
10	The young entrepreneur maxed out her investment potential with the successful launch of her business.