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somewhat informal
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Feeling more euphoric, typically from the effects of narcotics or alcohol
Comparative for completely destroyed or demolished
Comparative for extremely tired or fatigued
Comparative for damaged by age and repeated use
Comparative for without hope or prospect of completion, success, or survival
Comparative for stranded on a shore or underwater
Comparative for malfunctioning or not working well
Comparative for experiencing mental or emotional pain
Comparative for without hope or prospect of survival or redemption
Comparative for deprived of the ability to perform natural physical activities
Comparative for faded or worn, sometimes deliberately for aesthetic reasons
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somewhat informal
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Feeling more euphoric, typically from the effects of narcotics or alcohol
higher
drunker
tipsier
boozier
woozier
mellower
tighter
squiffier
litter
stiffer
wetter
blinder
merrier
fuller
groggier
happier
lusher
sloppier
unsteadier
beerier
punchier
more intoxicated
more drugged
more inebriated
more stoned
more loaded
more tanked
more wasted
more buzzed
more delirious
more plastered
more smashed
more tripping
more befuddled
more drunken
more jacked
more strung out
more zonked
more blitzed
more doped
more euphoric
more geeked
more ripped
more spaced out
more hammered
more juiced
more sloshed
more spaced-out
more bombed
more blotto
more sozzled
more stewed
more sottish
more legless
more pickled
more tiddly
more soused
more steaming
more inebriate
more crocked
more besotted
more bladdered
more paralytic
more lit up
more fried
more cockeyed
more oiled
more soaked
more stinking
more looped
more rat-arsed
more crapulous
more ratted
more crapulent
more bibulous
more foxed
more sotted
more screwed
more half cut
more tired and emotional
more maudlin
more trashed
more cut
more fou
more monged
more monged out
more incapable
more wired
more stinko
more steamed
more shickered
more shot
more munted
more lekker
more pixilated
more ebrious
more mashed
more kaylied
more langered
more broken
more ossified
more sauced
more swacked
more dazed
more well-oiled
more bacchic
more muddled
more flushed
more laced
more out of one's box
more Adrian Quist
more jacked up
more obliterated
more baked
more cooked
more unsober
more intemperate
more hooched up
more schnockered
more sodden
more whacked
more narcotized
more comatose
more dopey
more unconscious
more benumbed
more coked
more insensible
more anesthetized
US
more polluted
more in
more faced
more bibacious
more blazed
more elevated
more addled
more inflated
more plowed
US
more alcoholic
more loved-up
more pixillated
more drugged-out
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for completely destroyed or demolished
loster
deader
more smashed
more ruined
more shattered
more broken
more devastated
more obliterated
more annihilated
more wasted
more razed
more damaged
more disintegrated
more gutted
more crushed
more blighted
more extinguished
more bombed
more desolate
more unsuccessful
more defunct
more abortive
more removed
more finished
more lapsed
more fragmented
more fractured
more separated
more cracked
more busted
more chipped
more shredded
more decayed
“The plan was that, after the cargo had been unloaded and the fuel pumped away, the
wrecked
ship would be removed to shore.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for extremely tired or fatigued
wearier
deader
weaker
logier
flatter
limper
blearier
droopier
sleepier
drowsier
fainter
lower
infirmer
gaunter
feebler
sicker
sluggisher
unhealthier
peakier
frailer
wanner
slighter
sicklier
wimpier
tenderer
softer
groggier
paler
lousier
shakier
unsteadier
crummier
ropier
tenser
seedier
dozier
dreamier
queerer
sallower
emptier
grimmer
duller
queasier
rottener
badder
heavier
rougher
funnier
grottier
unfitter
dizzier
giddier
wobblier
woozier
woollier
UK
muzzier
tremblier
woolier
US
fragiler
more exhausted
more fatigued
more beat
more drained
more knackered
more tired
more pooped
more puffed
more shattered
more done
more enervated
more wasted
more frazzled
more weakened
more effete
more jaded
more zonked
more beaten
more aweary
more worn
more loggy
more shot
more whacked
more jiggered
more played out
more tapped out
more tuckered out
more fagged out
more clapped out
more worn out
more dog-weary
more weariful
more languorous
more listless
more languid
more bedraggled
more washed out
more disabled
more blasé
more breathless
more wabbit
more fried
more whipped
more stonkered
more rooted
more toilworn
more fordone
more shagged out
more puffed out
more haggard
more careworn
more drooping
more drawn
more unwell
more strained
more lethargic
more hollow-eyed
more done up
more dead on one's feet
more asthenic
more overworked
more ill
more delicate
more bored
more asleep
more unsubstantial
more wimpish
more torpid
more somnolent
more raddled
more softened
more broken-down
more spiritless
more dopey
more tiring
more bleary-eyed
more out of sorts
more indisposed
more stressed out
more used up
more leaden
more incapacitated
more ailing
more peaked
more stressed
more wrinkled
more disinterested
more uninterested
more slumberous
more crook
more finished
more blanched
more ashen
more etiolated
more off
more lackadaisical
more taxed
more fed up
more heavy-lidded
more sick and tired
more slumping
more lacklustre
UK
more lackluster
US
more used
more gutted
more narcoleptic
more overused
more comatose
more diminished
more faded
more supine
more stuporous
more decrepit
more fraught
more withered
more apathetic
more nauseous
more liverish
more anemic
US
more bedridden
more overloaded
more lumbering
more peakish
more inattentive
more off-color
US
more anaemic
UK
more inactive
more wooden
more inert
more indolent
more sagging
more peculiar
more benumbed
more overburdened
more brassed off
more satiated
more browned off
more vertiginous
more lightheaded
more woolly-headed
more ❯
“Nothing makes me feel better about myself than feeling
wrecked
after a good work out.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for damaged by age and repeated use
shabbier
tattier
ricketier
older
crummier
crumblier
scruffier
tawdrier
ropier
shoddier
dumpier
dingier
slummier
meaner
mangier
seedier
shackier
rattier
grungier
shakier
tackier
miserabler
raunchier
sleazier
scrubbier
squalider
wretcheder
sordider
scuzzier
pitifuller
grottier
poorer
raggedier
holier
slovenlier
sloppier
sorrier
seamier
ancienter
skankier
nastier
scungier
faultier
fragiler
flimsier
creakier
barer
more battered
more decrepit
more dilapidated
more damaged
more ramshackle
more decayed
more rumpty
more antiquated
more superannuated
more beat-up
more broken-down
more worn out
more weather-beaten
more deteriorating
more derelict
more bedraggled
more shambly
more withered
more ruined
more unmaintained
more tumbledown
more tatterdemalion
more marred
more unsound
more unkempt
more timeworn
more untended
more neglected
more unimproved
more faded
more beat
more threadbare
more moth-eaten
more uncared-for
more bombed-out
more dog-eared
more beat up
more worn
more ragged
more desolate
more ruinous
more frayed
more slipshod
more insalubrious
more broken
more tired
more dishevelled
UK
more disheveled
US
more poverty-stricken
more defective
more tottering
more done
more deformed
more outworn
more old-fashioned
more slumlike
more dismal
more depressed
more cracked
more warped
more abnormal
more used
more insubstantial
more haggard
more disreputable
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for without hope or prospect of completion, success, or survival
loster
deader
emptier
more finished
more ruined
more doomed
more defeated
more bankrupt
more done
more beaten
more broken
more devastated
more drained
more exhausted
more liquidated
more washed-up
more played out
more shattered
more dashed
more crushed
more defunct
more smashed
more whacked
more cooked
Adjective
▲
Comparative for stranded on a shore or underwater
more grounded
more beached
more stuck
Adjective
▲
Comparative for malfunctioning or not working well
faultier
wonkier
weaker
feebler
duffer
more broken
more defective
more disabled
more busted
more nonfunctional
more shot
more haywire
more broken-down
more out of whack
more damaged
more unsound
more jacked up
more ruined
more beat-up
more screwed up
more messed up
more knackered
more unavailable
more unavailing
more bootless
more dysfunctional
more unproductive
more abortive
more finished
more imperfect
more unsatisfactory
more exhausted
Adjective
▲
Comparative for experiencing mental or emotional pain
miserabler
sadder
unhappier
wretcheder
bitterer
dolefuler
moroser
mournfuller
uptighter
woefuller
antsier
jumpier
lower
glummer
gloomier
forlorner
badder
sorrier
droopier
moodier
grimmer
crummier
duller
sombrer
UK
somberer
US
bleaker
drearier
tearier
abjecter
grumpier
blacker
mopier
darker
damper
dourer
pitifuller
painfuller
broodier
weepier
grayer
US
sullener
sulkier
greyer
UK
edgier
queazier
tenser
queasier
nervier
unquieter
jitterier
hinkier
more distraught
more troubled
more afflicted
more upset
more anxious
more dejected
more depressed
more despondent
more disconsolate
more distressed
more hurt
more agitated
more bothered
more broken
more cheerless
more desolate
more devastated
more discomposed
more disconcerted
more dolorous
more heartbroken
more inconsolable
more melancholy
more perturbed
more sorrowful
more vexed
more aflutter
more anguished
more bereaved
more concerned
more discombobulated
more discountenanced
more flustered
more heartsick
more irked
more plagued
more rueful
more bugged
more crushed
more dolesome
more gutted
more haunted
more pained
more spooked
more aching
more unglued
more brokenhearted
more bummed out
more cut up
more grief-stricken
more strung out
more angst-ridden
more woebegone
more blue
more downcast
more dispirited
more crestfallen
more joyless
more melancholic
more low-spirited
more heartsore
more down in the mouth
more down in the dumps
more dismal
more disheartened
more discouraged
more heavy-hearted
more fed up
more pessimistic
more disappointed
more lugubrious
more spiritless
more tearful
more dismayed
more funereal
more wistful
more choked
more downbeat
more oppressed
more dysphoric
more chapfallen
more mirthless
more tristful
more ripped
more brassed off
more low-down
more cheesed off
more worried
more hopeless
more lachrymose
more overwrought
more elegiac
more defeatist
more shattered
more uneasy
more saturnine
more listless
more out of sorts
more pensive
more subdued
more distracted
more wired
more cowed
more desperate
more Eeyorish
more depressing
more regretful
more plaintive
more horrified
more brooding
more nostalgic
more distressing
more sepulchral
more crabbed
more mopish
more distrait
more churlish
more dashed
more shamefaced
more negative
more dirgeful
more dolent
more piteous
more clouded
more atrabilious
more drooping
more sagging
more shell-shocked
more miffed
more emotional
more comfortless
more languid
more elegiacal
more aggrieved
more languorous
more disturbed
more unsettled
more confused
more frightened
more irritated
more emo
more nervous
more dithery
more insecure
more annoyed
more frantic
more angered
more muddled
more shocked
more apprehensive
more verklempt
more put out
more het up
more ill at ease
more amazed
more ❯
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▲
Comparative for without hope or prospect of survival or redemption
loster
deader
more screwed
more doomed
more ruined
more done
more arsed
more hopeless
more ill-fated
more ill-omened
more ill-starred
more Donald Ducked
more shagged
more finished
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Comparative for deprived of the ability to perform natural physical activities
infirmer
lamer
more disabled
more incapacitated
more handicapped
more hurt
more challenged
more helpless
more invalid
more weakened
more incapable
more powerless
more paretic
more hamstrung
more decrepit
more exceptional
more differently abled
more physically challenged
more broken-down
Adjective
▲
Comparative for faded or worn, sometimes deliberately for aesthetic reasons
more distressed
more faded
more damaged
more ripped
more bleached
more shopworn
more worn
more aged
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