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What means at your wist end?

The phrase "at your wit's end" is actually "at your wit's end".

It means:

* To be completely out of ideas or solutions.

* To be in a state of extreme frustration or despair.

* To be at the limit of your mental resources.

Example:

* "After hours of trying to fix the computer, I was at my wit's end."

* "The constant noise from the neighbors is driving me to my wit's end."

It's often used to describe a situation where someone has exhausted all their options and is feeling hopeless.

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