did in
Brought to ruin
Did in is the past tense of do in, meaning to kill or destroy: The poison did him in.
It extends to exhaustion or ruin: That last mile really did me in, The scandal did in his career.
The phrase often implies a decisive end brought about by a specific cause.
Damaged beyond recovery
- wreckedUtterly destroyed
- destroyedMade to cease existing
- finishedBrought to an end
- demolishedCompletely destroyed a structure
totaled · killed off · sunk · sabotaged · undone · broken · busted · trashed
Depleted through overuse
- wiped outUtterly without remaining energy
- drainedEmptied of resources
- fatiguedDrained of energy
- spentExhausted or disbursed
depleted · beat · bushed · knackered · shattered · run-down · burned out · tuckered out
Deliberate unlawful killing
- slayingAct of killing
- assassinationMurder of a prominent figure
- executionCompleting a planned task
- hitSuccessful contact or strike
whacking · rubbing out · bumping off · offing · taking out · eliminating · dispatching · liquidating
ruined
Damaged beyond recovery
demolished · totaled · killed off · sunk · sabotaged · undone · broken · busted · trashed · annihilated
worn out
Depleted through overuse
spent · depleted · beat · bushed · knackered · shattered · run-down · burned out · tuckered out · dead tired
murder
Deliberate unlawful killing
- slayingAct of killing
- assassinationMurder of a prominent figure
- executionCompleting a planned task
hit · whacking · rubbing out · bumping off · offing · taking out · eliminating · dispatching · liquidating · snuffing out
did inrevived
Restored to consciousness
resuscitated · saved · brought back · resurrected · spared
did inrevitalized
Made vigorous again
energized · refreshed · invigorated · rejuvenated · restored