Destroyed, ruined, accursed. In quot. 1325 absol.

Lost, perished, ruined; doomed to destruction. Obsolete.

despoiled; ravaged; slain; ruined; reduced to a useless condition.

Dead, esp. having suffered an untimely death; ruined, destroyed, laid waste. Also: lost, vanished.

Disgraced, lost, ruined; stupefied.

Defeated, vanquished; (also) destroyed. Also as past participle.

Spoiled, ruined; destroyed. Obsolete.

Reduced to its elements, broken up, disintegrated, destroyed, annulled, dispersed, put an end to, etc.: see the verb.

Destroyed. (Const. as past participle.)

Ruined, destroyed; injured, hurt.

Ruined; worthless, useless.

That has suffered a defeat in a battle, election, or other contest.

Destroyed; entirely spoiled.

Of a person or thing: that has been cast down; thrown to the ground; overthrown, ruined.

Lost; ruined, doomed, undone; beyond hope of recovery, help, etc.; ‘done for’. In attributive use. Now rare.

figurative. Ruined, broken down, fallen into decay.

Chiefly in passive. to take up for hawks' meat: to ruin, destroy (a person). Hence in similar phrases. Obsolete.

Of a hope, plan, endeavour, etc.: forlorn, vain, ruined; as nothing. Now archaic.

transferred and figurative; cf. blast, v. 8.

figurative. That has suffered wreck; brought to ruin or disaster.

Ruined intentionally or through incompetence; distorted; mutilated; debased. Cf. butcher, v. 1b(a).

Ruined, broken; of poor quality, awful; messed-up.

Finished, worn out; dead or destroyed.

Chiefly U.S. Crashed, wrecked.

U.S. Wrecked, ruined. Cf. shamble, n.1 5b.