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Shtirlitz [24]
3 years ago
5

NG MEANING Based on the context in which it is used, what does it mean if you are "maxed out"?

Business
1 answer:
Ann [662]3 years ago
6 0

Without having the context that you are referring to "maxed out" can mean several things such as a credit card being at the limit and no more credit is available. I will post other examples below of the phrase "maxed out."

Further Explanation:

When a credit card is "maxed out" it means that the cardholder has spent all of the credit line that they have been given. The cardholder will have to pay down their interest and principal on the card to get more credit on the card.

It could also be when someone is "maxed out" with their exercising or lifting. They can't do anymore since they have maxed out at their limit.

Another example of "maxed out" is when a person has reached their limit and can't take anymore of school, work, or even friends.

One last example is "maxed out" on a game. A person who is "maxed out" on a game may of reached the highest level of the game. In a game, it could mean that the amount of supplies that a player can get is "maxed out." The player may have to pay to get more storage or use some items that they may have. They may also have the option to upgrade, depending on the game.

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