idiom · neutral

at one's wit's end

/æt wʌnz wɪts ˈɛnd/at·one's·WIT'S·end

speakingtask2

completely puzzled or distressed and not knowing what to do

Examples

“N/A”

“After trying every method to calm the child, the parents were genuinely at their wit's end.”

be at one's wit's end phrase

at the end of my wisdom→at my wit's end

I am at my wits end→I am at my wit's end

5very worried→6desperate→7+at one's wit's end

at the end of one's rope

at the end of one's tether

“After weeks of sleepless nights, she felt completely at the end of her tether.”

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