bankrupt

The word “bankrupt” has 2 syllables: bank-rupt

It's pronounced as /ˈbæŋk.rʌpt/


What is synonym and antonym for bankrupt?

In the thesaurus, “bankrupt” has 91 synonyms and 54 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for bankrupt along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for bankrupt

Antonyms for bankrupt

  • abounding
  • affluent
  • billionaire
  • billionairess
  • brimming
  • bulging
  • bursting
  • chock-full
  • chockful
  • crammed
  • crowded
  • deep pocket
  • enrich
  • fat
  • fat cat
  • filled
  • flush
  • fraught
  • full
  • furnished
  • gazillionaire
  • have
  • jam-packed
  • jammed
  • loaded
  • magnate
  • millionaire
  • millionairess
  • moneybags
  • moneymaker
  • nabob
  • packed
  • plutocrat
  • provided
  • replete
  • restored
  • rich
  • richen
  • rife
  • saint
  • saturated
  • saved
  • solvent
  • stuffed
  • success
  • successful
  • supplied
  • swarming
  • teeming
  • thick
  • thronging
  • tycoon
  • unused
  • wealthy

Meanings of bankrupt

  • noun
    1. One who becomes unable to pay his or her debts; an insolvent person.
    2. A trader who secretes himself, or does certain other acts tending to defraud his creditors.
  • verb
    1. To force into bankruptcy.
  • adjective
    1. In a condition of bankruptcy; unable to pay one's debts.
    2. Having been legally declared insolvent.
    3. Destitute of, or wholly lacking (something once possessed, or something one should possess).

Example Sentences

  • The company was declared bankrupt after years of financial mismanagement.
  • His lavish spending habits eventually left him bankrupt.
  • Many businesses went bankrupt during the economic recession.
  • The court appointed a trustee to handle the affairs of the bankrupt estate.
  • She feared going bankrupt if her new venture didn’t succeed.

On this page you'll find 145 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to bankrupt, such as: abounding, absent, affluent, almsman, backslider, bare, barren.

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Related Words

abate

  • abbreviate
  • abolish
  • abort
  • abridge
  • abrogate
  • allay
  • alleviate
  • annihilate
  • annul
  • avoid
  • ban
  • bankrupt
  • bereave
  • break down
  • call
  • call off
  • cancel
  • cheat
  • clip
  • collapse
  • compress
  • condense
  • constrict
  • contract
  • cool
  • countermand
  • crop
  • curtail
  • cut
  • cut back
  • cut down
  • de-escalate
  • decline
  • decrease
  • deduct
  • deflate
  • defraud
  • dent
  • denude
  • deplete
  • deprive
  • diminish
  • disallow
  • disannul
  • discount
  • disfurnish
  • dismiss
  • dissolve
  • divest
  • do away with
  • dock
  • downscale
  • downsize
  • drop
  • dull
  • dwindle
  • ease
  • ebb
  • eliminate
  • enjoin
  • eradicate
  • erase
  • evaporate
  • fall
  • fall away
  • flag
  • forbid
  • give out
  • impoverish
  • invalidate
  • knock down
  • knock off
  • lessen
  • let up
  • liquidate
  • lower
  • minimize
  • moderate
  • modify
  • modulate
  • negate
  • nick
  • null
  • nullify
  • outlaw
  • override
  • overrule
  • overturn
  • pall
  • pare
  • phase down
  • prohibit
  • prune
  • qualify
  • quash
  • quell
  • recall
  • recede
  • reduce
  • reject
  • relax
  • relent
  • remediate
  • remit
  • remove
  • repeal
  • rescind
  • retract
  • retrench
  • reverse
  • revoke
  • roll back
  • set aside
  • shortchange
  • shorten
  • shrink
  • sink
  • slacken
  • slash
  • slow
  • strike down
  • strip
  • subdue
  • subside
  • subtract
  • suspend
  • take off
  • taper
  • taper off
  • throw out
  • trim
  • truncate
  • vacate
  • vanish
  • veto
  • void
  • wane
  • weaken
  • whittle
  • withdraw
  • write off

backslider

  • AWOL
  • Benedict Arnold
  • Judas
  • abandoner
  • absconder
  • actor
  • ame damnee
  • apostate
  • attitudinizer
  • back-stabber
  • bankrupt
  • betrayer
  • bigot
  • blackguard
  • bluffer
  • cad
  • casuist
  • charlatan
  • cheat
  • con artist
  • conspirator
  • criminal
  • crook
  • debauchee
  • debaucher
  • decadent
  • deceiver
  • decoy
  • defector
  • degenerate
  • delinquent
  • derelict
  • deserter
  • deviate
  • dissembler
  • dissenter
  • dissident
  • dissimulator
  • double-crosser
  • escapee
  • escaper
  • exile
  • fake
  • faker
  • fink
  • forsaker
  • four-flusher
  • fraud
  • fugitive
  • heel
  • heretic
  • hooky player
  • humbug
  • hypocrite
  • iconoclast
  • impostor
  • incorrigible
  • informer
  • insurgent
  • intriguer
  • knave
  • lawbreaker
  • lecher
  • libertine
  • lip server
  • lost sheep
  • lost soul
  • malingerer
  • masquerader
  • miscreant
  • mountebank
  • mutineer
  • no-show
  • nonconformist
  • outlaw
  • perv
  • pervert
  • pharisee
  • phony
  • playactor
  • playboy
  • playgirl
  • poser
  • pretender
  • profligate
  • quack
  • quisling
  • rake
  • rakehell
  • rascal
  • rat
  • rebel
  • recidivist
  • recreant
  • refugee
  • renegade
  • reprobate
  • rip
  • rogue
  • runaway
  • satyr
  • schismatic
  • scoundrel
  • smoothie
  • snake
  • snake in the grass
  • sneak
  • snitch
  • snitcher
  • sophist
  • spy
  • squealer
  • stool pigeon
  • swindler
  • tattletale
  • tergiversator
  • traducer
  • traitor
  • treasonist
  • trickster
  • truant
  • turnabout
  • turncoat
  • two-face
  • two-timer
  • villain
  • whistle-blower
  • wolf

fag

  • annoy
  • attack
  • back
  • bang away
  • bankrupt
  • be disregarded
  • be neglected
  • bear down
  • bedraggle
  • biri
  • bore
  • break
  • brood
  • burden
  • burn out
  • bush
  • bust
  • butt
  • cancer stick
  • cause ennui
  • cig
  • cloy
  • coffin nail
  • collapse
  • conk out
  • crawl
  • cubeb
  • cultivate
  • debilitate
  • decline
  • deject
  • deplete
  • depress
  • desire
  • despond
  • deteriorate
  • die on vine
  • dig in
  • disable
  • disgust
  • dishearten
  • dispirit
  • displease
  • distress
  • do in
  • do up
  • drain
  • draw
  • drive
  • droop
  • drop
  • drowse
  • drudge
  • dwindle
  • ebb
  • eke out
  • endeavor
  • enervate
  • enfeeble
  • ennui
  • essay
  • exasperate
  • exercise
  • exert
  • exert oneself
  • exhaust
  • fade
  • fag out
  • fail
  • faint
  • fall off
  • fatigue
  • fizzle
  • fizzle out
  • flag
  • fold
  • frazzle
  • gasper
  • give out
  • glut
  • go soft
  • go stale
  • go to pieces
  • grieve
  • grind
  • grow tired
  • grow weary
  • grub
  • hanker
  • harass
  • have had enough
  • hump
  • hunger
  • hustle
  • impoverish
  • irk
  • irritate
  • jade
  • kill
  • knock out
  • knuckle down
  • labor
  • languish
  • leave one cold
  • long
  • lose interest
  • make discontented
  • moil
  • nauseate
  • oppress
  • outwear
  • overburden
  • overdo
  • overexert
  • overextend
  • overfatigue
  • overstrain
  • overtax
  • overtire
  • overwork
  • pain
  • pall
  • peter out
  • pine
  • pitch in
  • plague
  • plod
  • plow
  • plug
  • plug away
  • poop
  • poop out
  • pour it on
  • prostrate
  • puff
  • put out
  • put to sleep
  • reefer
  • repine
  • rot
  • run ragged
  • sag
  • sap
  • scrabble
  • scratch
  • sicken
  • sigh
  • sink
  • slave
  • slog
  • smoke
  • snivel
  • sorrow
  • strain
  • strive
  • struggle
  • succumb
  • suck dry
  • suffer
  • sweat
  • sweat blood
  • take
  • take it out of
  • tax
  • tend
  • tire
  • tire out
  • tobacco
  • toil
  • travail
  • trudge
  • try
  • try the patience of
  • tucker
  • tucker out
  • tug
  • use up
  • vex
  • wade
  • wash out
  • waste
  • waste away
  • weaken
  • wear
  • wear down
  • wear out
  • wear to a frazzle
  • weary
  • weigh
  • wilt
  • wither
  • work
  • work oneself to the bone
  • worry
  • yawn
  • yearn

failed

failure

  • Chapter 11
  • abortion
  • absence
  • also-ran
  • bankrupt
  • bankruptcy
  • bomb
  • born loser
  • botch
  • breakdown
  • bum
  • bummer
  • bungle
  • bust
  • carelessness
  • castaway
  • catastrophe
  • checkmate
  • clinker
  • clunker
  • collapse
  • crash
  • cropper
  • crunch
  • deadbeat
  • dearth
  • debacle
  • decay
  • decline
  • default
  • defaulter
  • defeat
  • deficiency
  • deficit
  • delinquency
  • derelict
  • dereliction
  • deterioration
  • disappointment
  • disaster
  • dog
  • downfall
  • drought
  • drouth
  • dud
  • failing
  • false step
  • famine
  • faux pas
  • fiasco
  • fizzle
  • flash in the pan
  • flop
  • frost
  • frustration
  • futility
  • good-for-nothing
  • has-been
  • hash
  • heedlessness
  • implosion
  • inadequacy
  • inadequateness
  • inadvertence
  • inadvertency
  • incompetent
  • ineffectiveness
  • ineffectuality
  • ineffectualness
  • inefficaciousness
  • inefficacy
  • insolvency
  • insolvent
  • insufficiency
  • lack
  • lacuna
  • laxity
  • lead balloon
  • lemon
  • letdown
  • loafer
  • loser
  • loss
  • lumpy
  • meagerness
  • mess
  • might-have-been
  • misadventure
  • miscarriage
  • misprision
  • miss
  • misstep
  • moocher
  • muddle
  • near miss
  • necessity
  • need
  • neglect
  • negligence
  • no-good
  • nobody
  • nonachievement
  • nonevent
  • nonfeasance
  • nonperformance
  • nonperformer
  • nonstarter
  • nonsuccess
  • omission
  • oversight
  • overthrow
  • paucity
  • pinch
  • poorness
  • poverty
  • privation
  • prodigal
  • rout
  • ruin
  • rupture
  • scantiness
  • scarceness
  • scarcity
  • setback
  • shambles
  • shipwreck
  • shortage
  • sinking ship
  • skimpiness
  • stalemate
  • stoppage
  • total loss
  • turkey
  • underachiever
  • undersupply
  • uselessness
  • want
  • washout
  • wreck

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