That has been razed; slashed; scraped clean; demolished; altered or removed by erasure, etc. (see raze, v.). Cf. raced, adj.

Spread out, stretched or lying at full length (esp. on the ground); rare, except in predicative use… Of a building or city: Level with the ground…

Of something usually erect or standing, as a tree, wall, pillar, etc.: laid flat or cut down; levelled to the ground, overthrown.

That is thrown over or overturned; knocked or thrown to the ground; †upset, disordered (obsolete).

Upturned, overthrown. Obsolete. rare.

That has been demolished; esp. (of a building or other structure) that has been pulled or knocked down.

(? = racked, adj.2), overthrown in battle.

Fallen together, as the sides of any cavity, through external pressure, or loss of rigidity or support; see collapse, v. 1.

Levelled, razed. Obsolete.

Laid flat; levelled with the ground or surface. Of the sea: Made smooth or calm.

Damaged or destroyed by wreck, violence, or disaster; shattered, ruined.

That has been cast or knocked down, or brought to the ground; toppled; (also, of a building or structure) no longer standing, demolished, ruined.

(a) that has been rent or pulled down; (b) figurative rough, riotous, boisterous, disorderly (dialect and U.S.). reduced in circumstances (Scottish…