疲労困憊
hi.rou.kon.pai

Literally: tire(d) – labor – distress – fatigue

Alternately: Complete and utter exhaustion. As tired as one can be.

Notes: This is another compound of redundant terms for emphasis: both 疲労 and 困憊 mean “exhaustion,” “fatigue,” “weariness.” I should probably mention that the first term is by far the more common, and I’ve never even seen the final character before in my life.

憊 is read on its own as hai; be careful when voicing it in the compound, because bai (which some people might guess) is considered an error.

A Magic card that keeps an opponent from refreshing the lands and creatures they’d used over the previous turn.