leeched

Sucked resources away

Leeched is the past tense of leech.

A leech is a blood-sucking worm once used in medicine, and by extension, a person who drains others of money, energy, or resources.

To leech is to cling parasitically or extract something gradually: He leeched off his parents for years.

In computing, to leech is to download without sharing back: She leeched the entire torrent without seeding.

exploited

taken advantage of

Unfairly used for another's gain

milked · victimized · manipulated · abused · swindled · fleeced · cheated · extorted · plundered · squeezed

drained

exhausted

Utterly depleted of energy

bled dry · tapped out · spent · consumed · devoid · stripped · desiccated · withered · enervated · weakened

parasitic

bloodsucker

Organism feeding on plasma

flea · vampire · hookworm · tapeworm · host · infestation · attached · latched · feeding · sucking

clingy

attached

Joined to another thing

needy · smothering · possessive · desperate · grasping · overbearing · demanding · obsessive · tenacious · insecure

Categories
Opposites
RESOURCE EXTRACTION vs. CONTRIBUTION

leechedgave

Transferred possession freely

contributed · donated · provided · supplied · bestowed

DEPLETION vs. REPLENISHMENT

leechedreplenished

Restored supply levels

restored · refilled · recharged · nourished · enriched

Phrases
Family

leech, leeches, leeching, leecher

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G