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kaput

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Main Entry: kaput
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: ruined, wrecked

Synonyms:

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, wiped out
Main Entry: beat
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: very tired

Synonyms:

dog tired, exhausted, fatigued, kaput, wearied, weary, worn out

Antonyms:

rested
Main Entry: broken
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: not working

Synonyms:

busted, coming unglued, coming unstuck, defective, disabled, down, exhausted, fallen apart, faulty, feeble, gone, gone to pieces, gone to pot, haywire, imperfect, in disrepair, in need of repair, in the shop, inoperable, kaput, not functioning, on the blink, on the fritz, on the shelf, out, out of commission, out of kilter, out of order, out of whack, ruined, run-down, screwed up, shot, spent, unsatisfactory, weak, wracked, wrecked

Antonyms:

fixed, unbroken, working
Main Entry: damaged
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: broken, not working

Synonyms:

beat-up, bent, blemished, busted, dinged, down, flawed, flubbed, fouled up, glitched, gone, hurt, impaired, imperfect, in need of repair, in poor condition, in smithereens, injured, kaput, loused up, marred, messed up, mucked up, no go, on the blink, on the fritz, out of action, out of kilter, out of whack, run-down, screwed up, shot, snafued, spoiled, sunk, totaled, unsound

Antonyms:

fixed, mended, ok, perfect, repaired, unbroken, undamaged, working
Main Entry: defunct
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: extinct, not functioning

Synonyms:

asleep, bygone, cold, dead, deceased, departed, done for, down the drain, exanimate, expired, gone, had it, inanimate, inoperative, invalid, kaput, late, lifeless, lost, nonexistent, obsolete, out of commission, vanished

Antonyms:

alive, existent, existing, functioning, live, operating, operative, valid, working
Main Entry: depleted
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: consumed, exhausted

Synonyms:

all in, bare, bleary, collapsed, decreased, depreciated, destitute, devoid of, drained, effete, emptied, far-gone, in want, kaput, lessened, out of, pooped out, reduced, sapped, short of, sold, sold out, spent, sucked out, used, used up, vacant, washed out, wasted, weakened, without resources, worn, worn out

Antonyms:

augmented, enlarged, increased, unconsumed, unused
Main Entry: disrepair
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: broken; deteriorated

Synonyms:

busted, damaged, dead, decayed, decrepit, down, kaput, not functioning, on the blink, on the fritz, out of commission, out of order, worn out, wracked

Antonyms:

good, unbroken
Main Entry: dissipated
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: used up

Synonyms:

blown, burnt out, consumed, destroyed, exhausted, kaput, played out, scattered, spent, squandered, wasted

Antonyms:

accumulated, gathered, hoarded, saved, stored
Main Entry: done for
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: ruined or defeated

Synonyms:

ausgespielt, beaten, beaten, broken, conquered, cooked, dashed, dead, defeated, defeated, destroyed, done in, doomed, dying, eighty-sixed, exhausted, finished, foiled, had it, kaput, lost, packed-up, ruined, shot, sunk, through, tired, undone, vanquished, washed-up, washed-up, wrecked

Antonyms:

accomplished, successful
Main Entry: exhausted
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: extremely tired

Synonyms:

all in, beat*, bleary, bone-weary, bushed, crippled, dead tired, dead*, debilitated, disabled, dog-tired, done for, done in, drained, effete, enervated, frazzled, had it, kaput, limp, out on one's feet, outta gas, prostrated, ready to drop, run-down, sapped, shot*, spent, tired out, wasted*, weak, weakened, wearied, worn, worn out

Antonyms:

animated, energetic, fresh, invigorated, lively, vigorous
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