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出切る · godan verb (-ru)

Meanings

godan verb (-ru), transitive verb

run out of; have no more at hand

Used when a supply, stock, or resource is completely used up or exhausted. Often appears in the form 出切ってしまう or 出切った.

〈物もの〉が出で切きるfor a stock or supply of something to be completely used up
セール品ひんはすぐに出で切きってしまった。
The sale items sold out completely right away.
〈物もの〉が出で切きってしまうfor something to end up totally exhausted or sold out (with a sense of finality)
在ざい庫こが出で切きってしまい、注ちゅう文もんをお断ことわりするしかなかった。
The stock ran out completely, so we had no choice but to turn down the order.

尽つきるN1
尽きる is intransitive and describes a resource or feeling gradually running out, while 出切る emphasizes a stock or supply being completely and finally used up.
切きれるN4
切れる is the everyday word for running out of something (like milk or paper), while 出切る is a more formal or literary way of saying a supply has been entirely exhausted.
出で尽つくす
出尽くす stresses that every possible instance or idea has already come out, whereas 出切る focuses on a stock or supply being totally used up.

余あまるN3
余る means something is left over in excess, the opposite of 出切る, which means a supply has been completely used up with nothing remaining.

できるN5
出来る (できる) is the extremely common verb meaning 'to be able to' or 'to be made,' sharing the exact same reading as 出切る but with a completely unrelated meaning, so learners must rely on kanji and context to tell them apart.

Formed from 出る “to come out” and the completive auxiliary verb 切る. It describes everything coming out or being used until none remains.