What is another word for did to death?
Pronunciation: [dˈɪd tə dˈɛθ] (IPA) 
The phrase "did to death" means to exhaust or overuse something to the point of it becoming boring or uninteresting. Some other synonyms that can be used instead of "did to death" include "ran into the ground," "dulled," "wore out," "beat to death," "exhausted," "tired out," and "repeated to the point of annoyance." All these expressions convey the idea of something being used excessively, causing it to be unappealing. Using synonyms like these can help bring variety to our language and prevent us from using the same expressions repeatedly, which can also get tiring and overused just like the phrases they replace.
