total losses

All assets destroyed

Total losses refers to assets—typically vehicles or property—damaged beyond economical repair.

Insurance companies declare something a total loss when repair costs exceed the item's value: The adjuster declared her car a total loss after the accident.

The plural form often appears in financial reports tallying completely destroyed or written-off assets.

destruction

devastation

Severe widespread destruction

  • rubbleBroken building fragments
  • ruinsDecayed structural remains
  • wreckageDestroyed remains of something

demolition · obliteration · annihilation · catastrophe · disaster · aftermath · carnage · desolation · razed · leveled

insurance

claim

Statement of ownership or truth

salvage · underwriter · premium · coverage · policy · payout · reimbursement · deductible · valuation · depreciation

financial

bankruptcy

Legal status when insolvent

foreclosure · debt · deficit · write-down · impairment · worthless · unrecoverable · bad debt · charge-off · portfolio

military

casualties

Those killed or wounded

annihilated · decimated · wiped out · eliminated · attrition · body count · fallen · MIA · wounded · battalion

Categories
Opposites
outcome valence

total lossesgross profits

Revenue minus cost of goods

extent of damage/destruction

total lossesno damage

Absence of harm

undamaged

financial/operational outcome

total lossesnet profits

Revenue less all expenses

gross earnings · net income

Family

total, totals, totaled, totaling, totally, totality, loss, losses, lose

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