Synonyms for Bankrupt:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • bankrupt,
  • belly-up.
  •broke (adjective)
  • in debt,
  • penurious,
  • tapped out,
  • more beggared,
  • bustest,
  • most beggared.
  •closed (adjective)
  • Padlocked,
  • more padlocked,
  • not open,
  • most padlocked,
  • out order,
  • more folded,
  • gone fishing,
  • most folded.
  •destitute (adjective)
  • more pinched,
  • most pinched,
  • stripped,
  • most totaled,
  • more divested,
  • be reft,
  • on rocks,
  • most without,
  • totaled,
  • most moneyless,
  • most busted,
  • more totaled,
  • more moneyless,
  • be-reft,
  • more busted,
  • more without,
  • most divested,
  • on breadline.
  •down-and-out (adjective)
  • in poorhouse,
  • out funds,
  • outcast,
  • on skids,
  • out cast,
  • out-cast,
  • more outcast,
  • most vagrant,
  • most outcast,
  • more vagrant,
  • de-relict,
  • de relict,
  • in gutter.
  •embarrassed (adjective)
  • more straitened,
  • most straitened.
  •finished (adjective)
  • most devastated,
  • more devastated,
  • more liquidated,
  • un done,
  • most liquidated,
  • un-done.
  •impoverished (adjective)
  • more havenot,
  • more have not,
  • more hurting,
  • most havenot,
  • most hurting,
  • most have not,
  • more have-not,
  • most have-not,
  • dis tressed,
  • dis-tressed.
  •insolvent (adjective)
  • failed,
  • out of money,
  • taken to the cleaners,
  • in receivership.
  •in the red (adjective)
  • most nonpaying,
  • more defaulting,
  • most born-again,
  • de faulting,
  • in arrears,
  • the bad,
  • non paying,
  • most unprofitably,
  • un profitably,
  • most defaulting,
  • more unprofitably,
  • de-faulting,
  • in the hock,
  • to bad,
  • un-profitably,
  • in red,
  • more nonpaying,
  • in hole,
  • at loss.
  •necessitous (adjective)
  • on one's uppers,
  • on one uppers,
  • on ones uppers,
  • on uppers.
  •out of business (adjective)
  • non existent,
  • out business.
  •penniless (adjective)
  • over barrel,
  • down last penny,
  • without dime.
  •poor (adjective)
  • hand-to-mouth,
  • distressed,
  • bereft,
  • beggarly,
  • squalid,
  • unprosperous,
  • poorer,
  • behind eight ball,
  • homeless,
  • scruffy,
  • busted,
  • empty-handed,
  • truly needy,
  • dilapidated,
  • shabby.
  •poverty-stricken (adjective)
  • more impencunious,
  • povertystricken,
  • un-moneyed,
  • poverty stricken,
  • most unmoneyed,
  • more unmoneyed,
  • in dire circumstances,
  • un moneyed,
  • down out,
  • needful,
  • most impencunious.
  •wanting (adjective)
  • most cooked,
  • not par,
  • un sounder,
  • more cooked,
  • in-complete,
  • not up par,
  • un-sound,
  • not to par,
  • un sound,
  • most unfulfilled,
  • sub standard,
  • out gas,
  • dis appointing,
  • in complete,
  • more unfulfilled,
  • de-void,
  • un fulfilled,
  • un-soundest,
  • most away,
  • un-sounder,
  • un-fulfilled,
  • more away,
  • dis-appointing,
  • unfulfilled,
  • co-oked,
  • co oked,
  • sub-standard,
  • de void.

• n.

  •
  • clean out,
  • money.
  •
  • finish,
  • undo,
  • help,
  • wreck,
  • cross up,
  • total,
  • spoil,
  • wrack.
  •bankrupt (noun)
  • ruin.
  •bankruptcy (noun)
  • insolvency.
  •beggar (noun)
  • de-pendent,
  • ward state,
  • de pendent,
  • alms people,
  • poverty stricken people,
  • poor persons,
  • poverty stricken persons,
  • down and outs,
  • de-pendents,
  • povertystricken persons,
  • de pendents,
  • alms persons,
  • povertystricken people,
  • poverty-stricken persons,
  • poverty-stricken people,
  • povertystricken person,
  • poverty stricken person.
  •debtor (noun)
  • debtor,
  • welshers.
  •failure (noun)
  • has-been,
  • no good,
  • defaulter,
  • underachiever,
  • born loser,
  • might-have-been,
  • has-beens,
  • lumpy,
  • loser,
  • defaulters,
  • good-for-nothing,
  • washout,
  • insolvents,
  • incompetents,
  • underachievers,
  • nonperformer,
  • born losers.
  •have-not (noun)
  • have not,
  • down and outer,
  • havenot.
  •pauper (noun)
  • almspeople,
  • homeless people,
  • lazaru,
  • almspersons.
  •ruination (noun)
  • wrecker,
  • wreckers.

• v.

  •break (verb)
  • de-classes,
  • de grading,
  • de classes,
  • dis-confirms,
  • co wed,
  • de-moralize,
  • dis-proved,
  • dis confirm,
  • co-wed,
  • de class,
  • de-merits,
  • in capacitates,
  • under mining,
  • de-classing,
  • in-capacitated,
  • dis-confirmed,
  • in-capacitates,
  • de grades,
  • dis confirming,
  • de-merited,
  • de-moralizes,
  • de-motes,
  • under-mining,
  • under-mined,
  • de classed,
  • de-moralizing,
  • co-wing,
  • sub-due,
  • dis-proving,
  • de merits,
  • de merited,
  • de moralizing,
  • dis proving,
  • de-moralized,
  • in-capacitate,
  • in capacitated,
  • dis prove,
  • de-merit,
  • de-graded,
  • re butted,
  • in capacitate,
  • dis confirmed,
  • de-grading,
  • dis-proves,
  • Declassing,
  • sub dues,
  • de-moting,
  • disconfirms,
  • co wing,
  • de moralizes,
  • de grade,
  • re-butted,
  • de-mote,
  • dis proves,
  • de-grades,
  • de-classed,
  • under mined,
  • de meriting,
  • dis-confirming,
  • de-meriting,
  • de mote,
  • dis-confirm,
  • de-class,
  • de moting,
  • in-capacitating,
  • re-butting,
  • sub due,
  • de graded,
  • de moralize,
  • sub-dues,
  • declasses,
  • dis proved,
  • dis confirms,
  • de moralized,
  • in capacitating,
  • de classing,
  • de motes,
  • de-grade,
  • dis-prove,
  • re butting,
  • de merit.
  •deplete (verb)
  • digged in to,
  • digs in to,
  • digging into,
  • de creases,
  • ex pended,
  • de creased,
  • de crease,
  • digs into,
  • ex-pends,
  • de creasing,
  • washing up,
  • de-crease,
  • ex-pending,
  • ex pends,
  • dig in to,
  • dug into,
  • de-creasing,
  • uses up,
  • ex-pended,
  • dries up,
  • dug in to,
  • ex-pend,
  • de-creases,
  • washes up,
  • de-creased,
  • ex pend,
  • digging in to,
  • digged into,
  • ex pending.
  •deprive (verb)
  • be reave,
  • de-nude,
  • de spoil,
  • dis inherited,
  • stiffing,
  • dis-robing,
  • dis robe,
  • de nude,
  • de spoiled,
  • be-reave,
  • dis-possessed,
  • be-reaving,
  • dis robes,
  • be reaving,
  • de-spoiling,
  • de-spoiled,
  • dis inherits,
  • dis inheriting,
  • dis possessed,
  • dis-robes,
  • de-nudes,
  • dis possess,
  • dis possesses,
  • de nudes,
  • dis-inheriting,
  • be-reaved,
  • de spoils,
  • dis possessing,
  • dis robing,
  • dis robed,
  • be reaved,
  • dis-robe,
  • dis-inherited,
  • be reaves,
  • dis-inherit,
  • dis-possesses,
  • be-reaves,
  • dis inherit,
  • de spoiling,
  • de-spoil,
  • de-spoils,
  • dis-possess,
  • dis-inherits,
  • dis-possessing,
  • dis-robed.
  •dismantle (verb)
  • dis-mounting,
  • took to pieces,
  • de-stroy,
  • dis mantles,
  • de-stroying,
  • de stroying,
  • parting out,
  • broke down,
  • dis-mantle,
  • dis-mantles,
  • un-rig,
  • took pieces,
  • de-stroys,
  • takes to pieces,
  • dis mounting,
  • parted out,
  • dis-members,
  • dis assembling,
  • dis-mantled,
  • de stroy,
  • dis-mount,
  • unrigging,
  • dis membered,
  • taking to pieces,
  • dis-assembled,
  • dis assemble,
  • dis mantled,
  • dis-assembling,
  • un-does,
  • dis-assemble,
  • un rig,
  • dis mantle,
  • dis-mounted,
  • un did,
  • unrigs,
  • dis members,
  • un rigging,
  • takes pieces,
  • dis-mounts,
  • take pieces,
  • breaks down,
  • un rigs,
  • parts out,
  • dis mantling,
  • de stroyed,
  • un-did,
  • dis-mantling,
  • dis-membered,
  • dis member,
  • un does,
  • taking pieces,
  • brake down,
  • un-rigs,
  • un-rigged,
  • de stroys,
  • de-stroyed,
  • un rigged,
  • dis-assembles,
  • dis-member,
  • dis mounted,
  • dis mount,
  • dis assembled,
  • denudating,
  • un-rigging,
  • denudates,
  • dis assembles,
  • dis mounts.
  •divest (verb)
  • un cover,
  • re-moving,
  • un-loads,
  • un dresses,
  • re-moves,
  • un covers,
  • un covered,
  • eighty six,
  • un clothing,
  • re moving,
  • un-covers,
  • un dress,
  • un-clothes,
  • un-clothe,
  • un load,
  • eightysix,
  • un-loaded,
  • un-dresses,
  • taking from,
  • un clothes,
  • un-loading,
  • un-clad,
  • re moved,
  • un-load,
  • un clothe,
  • un-covering,
  • un covering,
  • un-clothed,
  • un loading,
  • un dressed,
  • un drest,
  • re-move,
  • re move,
  • un clad,
  • un clothed,
  • un dressing,
  • un loads,
  • un-dressed,
  • un-dress,
  • un-cover,
  • took from,
  • takes from,
  • un-dressing,
  • un-drest,
  • un loaded,
  • un-clothing.
  •do in (verb)
  • dis patch,
  • dis-patch,
  • dis patched,
  • dis-patches,
  • dis-patching,
  • dis patching,
  • dis patches,
  • dis-patched.
  •drain (verb)
  • de vitalize,
  • filtering off,
  • bleeding dry,
  • bleeds dry,
  • de vitalizing,
  • de-vitalizes,
  • bled dry,
  • de-vitalized,
  • gulped down,
  • with-drawing,
  • filtered off,
  • getting last drop,
  • with draws,
  • filters off,
  • de-vitalize,
  • with drawn,
  • freeing from,
  • gets last drop,
  • with draw,
  • gotten last drop,
  • de vitalizes,
  • gulps down,
  • with-draw,
  • got last drop,
  • de vitalized,
  • with-drawn,
  • with drew,
  • gulping down,
  • de-vitalizing,
  • freed from,
  • drinks up,
  • drunk up,
  • drinking up,
  • drank up,
  • draws off,
  • with drawing,
  • gat last drop,
  • with-drew,
  • drew off.
  •exhaust (verb)
  • over fatigues,
  • takes last of,
  • over-working,
  • dis perse,
  • over fatiguing,
  • over extending,
  • over does,
  • conking out,
  • overexerts,
  • conks out,
  • over-worked,
  • over works,
  • over-extends,
  • ran ragged,
  • over tire,
  • over-fatiguing,
  • over working,
  • overexerted,
  • overextends,
  • running ragged,
  • over-works,
  • over tired,
  • over-exerted,
  • over exerted,
  • over-extended,
  • over-extending,
  • over-did,
  • over-fatigued,
  • over-fatigues,
  • over-tired,
  • over worked,
  • over extends,
  • over did,
  • over-exerts,
  • over-tiring,
  • over work,
  • over-extend,
  • overtires,
  • over-does,
  • over tires,
  • over extended,
  • over doing,
  • over-tires,
  • over fatigued,
  • over tiring,
  • runs through,
  • over-tire,
  • overfatiguing,
  • over exerting,
  • over-exerting,
  • dis-perse,
  • over done,
  • over extend,
  • over exerts,
  • overfatigues,
  • over-work,
  • runs ragged,
  • over fatigue,
  • took last of,
  • over exert,
  • taking last of,
  • over-doing,
  • overtiring,
  • overextending.
  •failed (verb)
  • ruined.
  •go under (verb)
  • de-faulted,
  • sur-rendering,
  • de fault,
  • sur-render,
  • sur-rendered,
  • sur-renders,
  • de-faults,
  • sur renders,
  • sur rendering,
  • sur rendered,
  • de faults,
  • de faulted,
  • de-fault.
  •poop (verb)
  • takes out of,
  • taking it out of,
  • takes it out of,
  • took out of,
  • took it out of,
  • take out of,
  • taking out of.
  •reduce (verb)
  • going diet,
  • dis-counting,
  • de presses,
  • de basing,
  • going on diet,
  • dis counts,
  • re cedes,
  • go a diet,
  • took off weight,
  • re ceding,
  • re-bating,
  • goes a diet,
  • re duces,
  • wound down,
  • re bating,
  • lost weight,
  • de base,
  • go diet,
  • dis-counted,
  • re-duce,
  • losing weight,
  • going a diet,
  • goes on a diet,
  • re duce,
  • takes weight,
  • dis-counts,
  • winded down,
  • went on diet,
  • taking off weight,
  • rolling back,
  • re-cede,
  • go on diet,
  • re-cedes,
  • de-base,
  • goes on diet,
  • re bated,
  • de press,
  • slowing down,
  • takes off weight,
  • de-pressing,
  • dis counting,
  • nutshelled,
  • de pressing,
  • re-bates,
  • winds down,
  • goes diet,
  • scales down,
  • bants,
  • going on a diet,
  • nutshelling,
  • re-bate,
  • take weight,
  • rolled back,
  • dis counted,
  • went on a diet,
  • re bate,
  • re-ceded,
  • rolls back,
  • taking weight,
  • de pressed,
  • took weight,
  • slows down,
  • de-presses,
  • re-duces,
  • went diet,
  • re-ceding,
  • de based,
  • re-bated,
  • re bates,
  • banted,
  • de-basing,
  • went a diet,
  • de-based,
  • de-press,
  • de-pressed.
  •ruin (verb)
  • de-feats,
  • brought ruin,
  • de-file,
  • de face,
  • makes mess of,
  • brings to ruin,
  • bringing to ruin,
  • dis figure,
  • de-feat,
  • de-predated,
  • over-whelm,
  • dis figuring,
  • de predates,
  • spoilating,
  • de-filed,
  • bring ruin,
  • spoilated,
  • over whelming,
  • wreaking havoc on,
  • dis figures,
  • de file,
  • de-filing,
  • spoilates,
  • over-whelming,
  • de faced,
  • over-throw,
  • de-files,
  • de filing,
  • dis-figuring,
  • de facing,
  • over whelms,
  • de feat,
  • dis-figure,
  • made mess of,
  • makes a mess of,
  • dis-figures,
  • de-faces,
  • make mess of,
  • over-thrown,
  • wrought havoc on,
  • de-predates,
  • over-throws,
  • de predating,
  • de faces,
  • over-whelmed,
  • over throwing,
  • de predate,
  • de files,
  • dis-figured,
  • de feats,
  • over-turn,
  • over turning,
  • over whelmed,
  • over turns,
  • made a mess of,
  • over throws,
  • over-whelms,
  • wreaked havoc on,
  • making a mess of,
  • over thrown,
  • over throw,
  • de-predating,
  • de filed,
  • over whelm,
  • dis figured,
  • de-predate,
  • brings ruin,
  • cleans out,
  • over-throwing,
  • de predated,
  • de-face,
  • making mess of,
  • de-faced,
  • de-facing,
  • over-turning,
  • wreaks havoc on.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • former,
  • yuppify,
  • disestablish,
  • gentrification,
  • rags-to-riches,
  • social climber,
  • downwardly mobile,
  • ennoble,
  • reversal,
  • comedown,
  • sometime,
  • downfall,
  • move up,
  • mobility,
  • slum,
  • Social Mobility,
  • pauperize,
  • come out,
  • downshift,
  • enrich.
  •
  • ascent,
  • torpedo,
  • world,
  • elevate.
  •
  • mobile,
  • acquire,
  • unfortunate.
  •
  • upgrade.
  •
  • sink,
  • wash.
  •bankruptcy
  • liquidator,
  • receiver,
  • repo man,
  • bankruptcy,
  • official receiver.
  •divest
  • undresses,
  • plundered,
  • take from.
  •poop
  • take it out of.
  •ruin
  • lays waste,
  • spoilate,
  • laying waste,
  • cleaning out,
  • over turn,
  • wreak havoc on,
  • make a mess of,
  • brought to ruin,
  • bringing ruin,
  • bring to ruin,
  • lay waste,
  • Beggaring,
  • laid waste.
  •Other relevant words:
  • flat,
  • give way,
  • ausgespielt,
  • rock,
  • terminate,
  • give out,
  • hard up,
  • fold up,
  • destroyed,
  • bum,
  • change,
  • wasted,
  • expose,
  • destitute of,
  • unsuccessful person,
  • incapacitate,
  • strip,
  • man of straw,
  • break away,
  • go against,
  • Flambe,
  • bust,
  • commit,
  • draw down,
  • Almsman,
  • straitened,
  • undone,
  • cease,
  • skint,
  • draw,
  • on the contrary,
  • short of,
  • get around,
  • bare of,
  • badly off,
  • helpless,
  • belly up,
  • deficient,
  • victim,
  • in bad straits,
  • casual,
  • go,
  • weaken,
  • flunky,
  • cashier,
  • back,
  • give,
  • violate,
  • give away,
  • put the kibosh on,
  • dampen,
  • hard,
  • gone to pot,
  • barren,
  • mendicant,
  • wanting,
  • disrobe,
  • shy of,
  • stony,
  • relegate,
  • intermit,
  • stop,
  • give up,
  • Gazetted,
  • hold on,
  • done for,
  • declare,
  • bereft of,
  • spoiled,
  • ruinous,
  • scuttle,
  • demote,
  • flop,
  • up against it,
  • dud,
  • broken,
  • offend,
  • lame,
  • wiped out,
  • impecunious,
  • bump,
  • poor man,
  • check,
  • break out,
  • done in,
  • devastated,
  • smash,
  • spent,
  • fallen,
  • landless,
  • irritate,
  • also-ran,
  • impart,
  • mitigate,
  • impair,
  • donate,
  • Needing,
  • soften,
  • kaput,
  • vagrant,
  • let on,
  • dash,
  • hobo,
  • charity case,
  • in want,
  • overthrown,
  • extend,
  • blasted,
  • kick downstairs,
  • out of,
  • bring out,
  • come apart,
  • irremediable,
  • underprivileged,
  • after all,
  • poor devil,
  • almswoman,
  • pinched,
  • develop,
  • void of,
  • nonstarter,
  • lacking,
  • diminish,
  • rupture,
  • bankrupt in,
  • denude,
  • divulge,
  • in ruins,
  • dismantle,
  • in want of,
  • ravaged,
  • in Chapter Eleven,
  • stop payment,
  • advertise,
  • shipwreck,
  • denuded of,
  • demolish,
  • snap off,
  • collapse,
  • burst,
  • hardcase,
  • desolated,
  • separate,
  • indigent,
  • depleted,
  • fall in,
  • shatter,
  • fall apart,
  • the contrary,
  • bare,
  • crush,
  • break off,
  • wear out,
  • needy,
  • split,
  • better,
  • blighted,
  • down-and-outer,
  • tramp,
  • break-in,
  • short,
  • die,
  • transgress,
  • pause,
  • fracture,
  • happen,
  • in need,
  • in reduced circumstances,
  • erupt,
  • become insolvent,
  • void,
  • necessitous,
  • starveling,
  • ruination,
  • discontinue,
  • stag,
  • lie down,
  • discover,
  • announce,
  • Strapped,
  • recrudesce,
  • split up,
  • flunker,
  • dead,
  • financially embarrassed,
  • interrupt,
  • missing,
  • go bankrupt,
  • cave in,
  • propertyless,
  • levanter,
  • disadvantaged,
  • unwrap,
  • done up,
  • liquidation,
  • destroy,
  • get out,
  • lost,
  • Fortuneless,
  • exhausted,
  • in default of,
  • adjudged insolvent,
  • empty of,
  • devoid,
  • false alarm,
  • bestow,
  • disclose,
  • sunder,
  • allow,
  • go bad,
  • fail,
  • let out,
  • shy,
  • reveal,
  • forlorn of,
  • fall,
  • rive,
  • stony-broke,
  • wrecked,
  • Stoney,
  • wear,
  • in chapter 11.

Paraphrases for Bankrupt:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    insolvent.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    unsuccessful, broke.
  • Proper noun, singular
    bankruptcy, Bankruptcies.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    bankruptcy.

Antonyms for Bankrupt:

• adj.

  • unable to pay debts
    saved, solvent, rich, wealthy, unused, restored, successful.
  • Other antonyms:
    fraught, furnished, thick, crowded, jam-packed, abounding, secure, packed, full, fasten, solder, weld, stuffed, brimming, filled, replete, loaded, jammed, saturated, unite, join, swarming, Crammed, bulging, mend, teeming, rife, bursting, bind, attach, chock-full.

Hyponym for Bankrupt:

• n.

  • person
    failure, nonstarter, unsuccessful person, loser.

• v.

  • possession
    impoverish.