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Definitions

wiped out

[wahypt-out] / ˈwaɪptˈaʊt /

VERB

destroy; get rid of

Synonyms

STRONGEST

abolish annihilate cancel decimate eliminate eradicate erase exterminate extinguish kill obliterate remove slaughter uproot

WEAK

X-out abate black out blot out delete efface expunge extirpate massacre root out slay

Antonyms

STRONGEST

bear create establish fix give birth help institute plant ratify sow uphold

WEAK

build

wiped-out

ADJECTIVE

destitute

Synonyms

STRONGEST

bankrupt exhausted impoverished indigent insolvent needy penniless poor poverty-stricken strapped

WEAK

beggared bereft busted dead broke deficient depleted deprived of devoid of dirt poor divested drained empty flat flat broke impecunious in need of lacking moneyless necessitous on the breadline on the rocks penurious pinched played-out stony stripped totaled without

Antonyms

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affluent rich solvent wealthy

WEAK

lucky prosperous secure

ADJECTIVE

destroyed

Synonyms

STRONGEST

broken demolished devastated lost ravaged ruined shattered smashed wrecked

STRONG

abolished annihilated blasted blighted consumed devoured disintegrated eradicated felled incinerated killed obliterated overwhelmed razed sacked totaled wasted

WEAK

gutted torn down

Antonyms

STRONGEST

fixed repaired sober successful

WEAK

intact protected restored saved

ADJECTIVE

extinct

Synonyms

WEAK

abolished archaic asleep bygone cold dead and gone deceased defunct departed disappeared done for doused ended exanimate exterminated extinguished fallen gone inactive late lifeless lost no longer known outmoded passed on passé snuffed out superseded terminated unknown vanished vanquished void

Antonyms

WEAK

alive existing extant living

ADJECTIVE

finished

Synonyms

STRONGEST

empty lost spent

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bankrupt devastated done drained exhausted gone liquidated ruined undone wrecked

WEAK

done for done in played-out through washed up

Antonyms

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saved

WEAK

held kept stored unfinished

ADJECTIVE

insolvent

Synonyms

STRONGEST

bankrupt broke failed indebted strapped

STRONG

lost

WEAK

broken busted foreclosed in Chapter 11 in Chapter 13 in receivership in the red on the rocks out of money taken to the cleaners unbalanced undone

Antonyms

STRONGEST

rich solvent wealthy

WEAK

moneyed

ADJECTIVE

kaput

Synonyms

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all washed up belly up burned out cooked dead destroyed done for down and out down for the count down the drain down the tubes finished floored had it nonfunctioning on the skids out of business out of circulation sunk totaled washed up

ADJECTIVE

lost

Synonyms

STRONGEST

dead obsolete wasted

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abolished annihilated bygone consumed demolished devastated dissipated eradicated exterminated forgotten frittered gone lapsed misspent misused obliterated past perished ruined squandered wrecked

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out-of-date unremembered

Antonyms

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current present repaired saved

WEAK

accomplishing alive attentive aware cognizant existent existing found living successful winning

ADJECTIVE

obliterated

Synonyms

STRONG

annihilated destroyed erased removed

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blotted out

ADJECTIVE

undone

Synonyms

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destroyed killed sunk

WEAK

done for in trouble washed-up

ADJECTIVE

drained

Synonyms

STRONGEST

depleted weary

STRONG

beat dragging hacked spent

WEAK

all in bleary burned out dead dead tired effete far-gone pooped washed-out worn-out

Antonyms

WEAK

energized full lively

ADJECTIVE

tuckered out

Synonyms

WEAK

asleep beat burned out collapsing dead on one's feet dog-tired done for done in drained drooping droopy drowsy enervated exasperated exhausted fatigued finished overworked played-out pooped run down sleepy spent tired wasted weary worn-out

ADJECTIVE

weary

Synonyms

STRONGEST

bored disgusted exhausted fatigued impatient jaded overworked sleepy

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beat bushed discontented drained drooping enervated fagged flagging spent taxed wearied

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all in bone-tired burned out dead dead tired dog-tired done in drowsy fed up had it indifferent knocked out out of gas pooped punchy ready to drop sick and tired worn-out zonked

Antonyms

STRONGEST

animated energetic fresh lively refreshed unused

STRONG

content energized happy invigorated pleased satisfied

WEAK

activated untired

ADJECTIVE

worn

Synonyms

STRONGEST

frayed shabby tattered threadbare timeworn well-worn

STRONG

beat bushed busted consumed depleted destroyed deteriorated dinged drained drawn exhausted fatigued gone jaded overused overworked pinched ragged ruined shot spent stale the worse for wear tired totaled wearied weary

WEAK

burned out clichéd effete hackneyed had it haggard kaput knocked out old pegged out played-out pooped tired out used-up useless worn-down worn-out wrung out

Antonyms

STRONGEST

fresh new

STRONG

energetic energized intact invigorated lively refreshed rested restored unused

ADJECTIVE

worn/worn-out

Synonyms

WEAK

beat burned out bushed busted clichéd consumed depleted destroyed deteriorated drained drawn effete exhausted fatigued frayed gone hackneyed had it haggard jaded kaput knocked out old out of gas overused overworked pinched played-out pooped ragged ruined shabby shot spent stale tattered the worse for wear threadbare timeworn tired out totaled used-up useless wearied weary well-worn worn-down wrung out

Antonyms

WEAK

fresh new unused

Example Sentences

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Credit Suisse Group AG bondholders, representing $4.5 billion of the $17 billion of wiped-out Additional Tier 1 bonds of the company, have filed a lawsuit against Switzerland's banking regulator, the Financial Times reported on Friday.

From Reuters • Apr. 21, 2023

More than 2,300 flights have been cancelled affecting 300,000 passengers, with air travel effectively wiped-out.

From BBC • Feb. 17, 2023

Yet somehow, in a wiped-out corner of Normandy, horror and sympathy fused into the existentialism of “Waiting for Godot” and, later, culminated in the black optimism of “Happy Days.”

From New York Times • Dec. 27, 2022

At Waimea Bay, large swells can produce wall-like waves far from shore that can hold wiped-out surfers underwater for minutes at a time.

From New York Times • Jan. 15, 2015

They'd heard numerous stories of wiped-out villages, and the fact that twenty days had already passed made them wonder if they were too late.

From Time Magazine Archive

wiped out

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