dumped

Left by partner

Dumped is the past tense of dump—to drop or unload something, often unceremoniously: She dumped the laundry on the bed.

To dump someone is to end a romantic relationship abruptly: He got dumped right before prom.

Data gets dumped when transferred in bulk or output for analysis.

Dumped goods are sold cheaply abroad, often below cost.

disposal

landfill

Waste burial ground

  • garbageDiscarded waste material
  • trashDiscarded worthless material
  • wasteUnwanted discarded material

recycling · rubbish · refuse · debris · junkyard · scrapped · incineration · compost · sanitation · litter

heartbreak

jilted

Abruptly rejected romantically

brokenhearted · heartache · betrayed · abandoned · forsaken · devastated · blindsided · crushed · ghosted · discarded

unloaded

offloaded

Transferred elsewhere, relieved oneself of

tipped · discharged · released · shed · delivered · transferred · shifted · palletized · stockpiled · heaped

Categories
Opposites
romantic rejection

dumpedchosen

Selected from alternatives

pursued · wooed · courted · kept · taken back

disposal of objects/waste

dumpedkept

Didn't give away

saved · retained · preserved · maintained · stored

depositing/unloading

dumpedloaded

Weighted or wealthy

filled · loaded up · packed · collected · gathered

Phrases
Family

dump, dumps, dumpling, dumping, dumpy, dumper, dumpee, dumpsite, dumpers

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Top 5,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG