be at the end of your rope
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be at the end of your rope — idiom
1. to feel so tired, worried, or upset by a difficult situation that you no longer
1.idiom
Definition
to feel so tired, worried, or upset by a difficult situation that you no longer have the patience or energy to deal with it
Example
After months of sleepless nights with a crying baby, Romi was at the end of her rope and asked her mother for help.
The teacher was at the end of his rope with the noisy class and called the principal.