Idiom: All-A-Mort
Meanings
Possibly from French à la mort (“to death; in abundance”)
Sad, as if at death's door.
Struck dumb, confounded.
Example Sentences
1
After working late into the night, he finally fell asleep all-a-mort.
2
She studied for hours until she was all-a-mort with exhaustion.
3
The long hike left him feeling sore and all-a-mort.
4
He danced for hours at the party and was all-a-mort the next day.
5
The intense workout at the gym left her muscles all-a-mort.
