bankrupted
Made completely insolvent
Bankrupted is the past tense of bankrupt—to exhaust someone's financial resources completely, rendering them unable to pay debts: The lawsuit bankrupted the company.
Figuratively, it means to drain or deplete entirely: Years of scandal had bankrupted his credibility.
The failed venture bankrupted them within six months.
Inability to pay debts
- liquidationSelling assets for cash
- receivershipCourt-ordered asset management
- defaultPreset standard option
- foreclosureLender seizes mortgaged property
creditors · liabilities · debts · arrears · delinquency · unpaid · overdue · deficit
Extremely lacking in money
- destituteUtterly without means
- pennilessCompletely without money
- brokeLacking any funds
- ruinedDamaged beyond recovery
wiped out · penury · indigence · pauperism · hardship · dispossession · beggared · stripped
Severe widespread destruction
- destructionAct of completely ruining
- downfallSudden loss of power
- collapseSudden structural failure
- failureLack of success
demise · undoing · wreck · catastrophe · calamity · disaster · doom · obliteration
insolvency
Inability to pay debts
- liquidationSelling assets for cash
- receivershipCourt-ordered asset management
- defaultPreset standard option
foreclosure · creditors · liabilities · debts · arrears · delinquency · unpaid · overdue · deficit · write-off
impoverished
Extremely lacking in money
ruined · wiped out · penury · indigence · pauperism · hardship · dispossession · beggared · stripped · cleaned out
devastation
Severe widespread destruction
- destructionAct of completely ruining
- downfallSudden loss of power
- collapseSudden structural failure
failure · demise · undoing · wreck · catastrophe · calamity · disaster · doom · obliteration · decimation
recession
Prolonged economic decline
collapse · depression · slump · panic · bailout · turmoil · contagion · shock · squeeze · austerity
loan
Borrowed money repaid later
creditor · repayment · interest · obligation · liability · amortization · secured · unsecured · overdrawn · delinquent
bankruptedenriched
Made more valuable
wealthy · prosperous · solvent · thriving · flourishing
bankruptedenriched
Made more valuable
endowed · capitalized · funded · financed · bankrolled
- go bankruptBecome legally insolvent
- going bankruptLegally insolvent status
- gone bankruptLegally declared unable to pay debts
- went bankruptDeclared legally insolvent
- morally bankruptLacking all ethical principles
- goes bankruptBecomes legally insolvent