What is another word for desolate?

1398 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ dˈɛsələt], [ dˈɛsələt], [ d_ˈɛ_s_ə_l_ə_t]

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Opposite words for desolate:

depressed, despondent
unused, barren
other antonyms
ravage, destroy

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Synonyms for Desolate:

adj.
•abandoned (adjective)
- forsaken.
•all (adjective)
- desolate.
•alone (adjective)
- more unassisted,
- in-dividual,
- by itself-oneself,
- more unescorted,
- de-solate,
- un aided,
- most unaided,
- unaided,
- un-married,
- most unassisted,
- un married,
- un attended,
- de solate,
- more widowed,
- me myself i,
- staggest,
- most onliest,
- un-aided,
- un assisted,
- un-attached,
- most hermit,
- un-escorted,
- un accompanied,
- un-attended,
- on one own,
- un escorted,
- unmarried,
- by itselfoneself,
- solo,
- in dividual,
- on ones own,
- most unescorted,
- un-assisted,
- un attached,
- by itself oneself,
- more hermit,
- un-accompanied,
- more unaided,
- me my shadow,
- more onliest,
- shaggest,
- most widowed.
•bare (adjective)
- more unfurnished,
- poorer,
- most unfurnished,
- un furnished,
- un-furnished.
•barren (adjective)
- un bearing,
- in-fertile,
- un-productive,
- un fertile,
- most uncultivable,
- in-fecund,
- un-fruitful,
- un-fertile,
- most unfertile,
- more uncultivable,
- in fecund,
- un productive,
- impotent,
- more unfertile,
- un fruitful,
- more unbearing,
- un-cultivable,
- un-bearing,
- most infecund,
- more infecund,
- most unbearing,
- wastest,
- in fertile,
- un cultivable.
•bleak (adjective)
- more scorched,
- more bulldozed,
- most blighted,
- weather beaten,
- more windswept,
- ex posed,
- un populated,
- most scorched,
- stripped,
- more deforested,
- more blighted,
- most bulldozed,
- de forested,
- most deforested,
- ex-posed,
- most windswept,
- most unpopulated,
- un sheltered,
- un-populated,
- more unpopulated,
- de-forested,
- un-sheltered.
•brokenhearted (adjective)
- wretched,
- heartsick,
- inconsolable,
- heartsore,
- griefstricken.
•cheerless (adjective)
- draggier,
- mopey,
- mopier,
- mopiest,
- most dejecting,
- un-comfortable,
- woebegone,
- more dejecting,
- draggiest,
- un comfortable,
- most drearisome,
- in dumps,
- funereal,
- jarring,
- more drearisome,
- in the dumps.
•depressed (adjective)
- heavy-hearted,
- dysphoric,
- melancholic,
- tristful.
•depressed, despondent (adjective)
- dejected,
- down,
- Companionless,
- blue,
- dolorous,
- in a blue funk,
- comfortless,
- hurting,
- gloomy,
- black.
•derelict (adjective)
- more castoff,
- dis carded,
- most ownerless,
- more ownerless,
- dis-carded,
- neglected,
- most castoff,
- de relict,
- un couth,
- de-relict,
- un-couth,
- most relinquished,
- more relinquished.
•desert (adjective)
- more untilled,
- de-sert,
- un tilled,
- most untilled,
- un-tilled,
- de sert.
•deserted (adjective)
- be-reft,
- be reft,
- left in the lurch.
•disconsolate (adjective)
- more torn up,
- most tornup,
- in pits,
- most torn-up,
- most torn up,
- more tornup,
- most hurting,
- more torn-up,
- more ripped,
- more hurting,
- tornup,
- most ripped,
- doleful,
- hopeless.
•dismal (adjective)
- more disheartening,
- in-auspicious,
- dis heartening,
- dis agreeable,
- inauspicious,
- un happiest,
- over cast,
- un happy,
- over-cast,
- un fortunate,
- overcast,
- most disheartening,
- dis-heartening,
- un-happy,
- in auspicious,
- un-fortunate,
- un happier,
- dis-agreeable.
•drab (adjective)
- most characterless,
- sub-fuse,
- more subfuse,
- most lusterless,
- most subfuse,
- more zero,
- drab,
- more lusterless,
- sub fuse,
- un changing,
- un inspired,
- most zero,
- more characterless,
- un-inspired,
- un-changing.
•dusky (adjective)
- more twilight,
- swart,
- more unilluminated,
- more adusk,
- most brunette,
- more dark-complexioned,
- most darkcomplexioned,
- more darkish,
- most twilit,
- most darkish,
- swarter,
- more dark complexioned,
- more crepuscular,
- most dark complexioned,
- more lightless,
- most dark-complexioned,
- darkcomplexioned,
- most adusk,
- un illuminated,
- un-illuminated,
- dark complexioned,
- most crepuscular,
- most twilight,
- most unilluminated,
- swartest,
- most lightless,
- more twilit,
- more darkcomplexioned.
•empty (adjective)
- more evacuated,
- un-filled,
- de void,
- un occupied,
- un filled,
- most despoiled,
- most evacuated,
- more vacated,
- more despoiled,
- de-void,
- un-occupied,
- most vacated,
- empty,
- unfilled.
•forlorn (adjective)
- helpless,
- forgotten,
- down out.
•forsaken (adjective)
- more disowned,
- most ignored,
- left at altar,
- more ignored,
- more marooned,
- left the altar,
- dis owned,
- left altar,
- most disowned,
- most marooned,
- most outcast,
- more outcast,
- dis-owned,
- out-cast,
- out cast.
•gaunt (adjective)
- more pinched,
- scraggier,
- like bag bones,
- peakiest,
- peakier,
- most attenuated,
- most pinched,
- more skeleton,
- more attenuated,
- like bag of bones,
- skin bones,
- most skeleton,
- forbidding,
- like a bag bones.
•gloomy (adjective)
- most dragged,
- more moping,
- more mirthless,
- more unlit,
- most unlit,
- down the dumps,
- more dragged,
- more acheronian,
- most moping,
- more mopish,
- most depressive,
- more saddening,
- more acherontic,
- more chapfallen,
- broodier,
- most mirthless,
- most acherontic,
- most overclouded,
- most crabbed,
- down the mouth,
- over-clouded,
- most mopish,
- more depressive,
- most acheronian,
- broodiest,
- over clouded,
- most saddening,
- more overclouded,
- down mouth,
- most chapfallen,
- down dumps.
•heavy-hearted (adjective)
- more cast-down,
- more at,
- most cast down,
- castdown,
- most bleeding,
- most castdown,
- heavy hearted,
- most at,
- more bleeding,
- more cast down,
- more castdown,
- most cast-down.
•homeless (adjective)
- more houseless,
- more banished,
- more refugee,
- most vagrant,
- more uncaredfor,
- uncared-for,
- unwelcome,
- more disinherited,
- dis inherited,
- un housed,
- most disinherited,
- more unhoused,
- most exiled,
- dis-placed,
- dis placed,
- de-ported,
- most refugee,
- more estranged,
- most unhoused,
- most dispossessed,
- most estranged,
- more exiled,
- un welcome,
- dis possessed,
- un-welcome,
- most uncared for,
- more deported,
- de ported,
- uncaredfor,
- dis-inherited,
- more uncared for,
- more vagrant,
- dis-possessed,
- more dispossessed,
- most deported,
- most houseless,
- un-housed,
- un settled,
- un-settled,
- more uncared-for,
- most banished,
- most uncared-for,
- without roof,
- most uncaredfor.
•lonely (adjective)
- most renounced,
- retired,
- most troglodytic,
- more renounced,
- most uncherished,
- more unbefriended,
- re-mote,
- more unsocial,
- un social,
- re-tired,
- un-cherished,
- more troglodytic,
- more sequestered,
- re moved,
- most apart,
- re tired,
- more reclusive,
- most unbefriended,
- with drawn,
- with-drawn,
- more apart,
- most unsocial,
- un cherished,
- un-befriended,
- un-social,
- un befriended,
- most sequestered,
- more uncherished.
•lorn (adjective)
- cast aside,
- cast away,
- pigeon-holed,
- left in the cold,
- on the rocks,
- sidelined,
- side-tracked,
- given up,
- passed up.
•melancholic (adjective)
- lowdown,
- low-down,
- in the toilet,
- in blue funk,
- torn up,
- taken down.
•miserable (adjective)
- dis-contented,
- Racked,
- more agonized,
- more tormented,
- ruthful,
- most agonized,
- most anguished,
- more suffering,
- more tortured,
- most discontented,
- pained,
- most racked,
- more anguished,
- most tormented,
- most suffering,
- on downer,
- most tortured,
- wounded,
- more racked,
- dis contented.
•Other relevant words: (adjective)
- stag,
- gaunt,
- crepuscular,
- hibernal,
- bare,
- brumal,
- deserted,
- barren,
- deforested,
- on one's own,
- off the beaten track,
- heart-struck,
- uninhabited,
- anti-social,
- saturnine,
- down in mouth,
- icebox,
- unescorted,
- lorn,
- uninventive,
- germfree,
- lonely,
- broody,
- shabby,
- windswept,
- anguished,
- subfuse,
- Unbefriended,
- unfertile,
- lonesome,
- unknown,
- lightless,
- weatherbeaten,
- torn-up,
- untended,
- beat-up,
- Unhoused,
- homeless,
- tragic,
- stark,
- used up,
- ownerless,
- disconsolate,
- unpopulated,
- batching it,
- broken down,
- stricken,
- eremetic,
- uncreative,
- Fest,
- cast-down,
- chapfallen,
- unprolific,
- mirthless,
- Unbearing,
- Troglodytic,
- undomesticated,
- germ-free,
- desert,
- scraggiest,
- dog-eared,
- unilluminated,
- unassisted,
- Heartstricken,
- Fer,
- septic,
- unlit,
- dark-complexioned,
- unsocial,
- miserable,
- down in the dumps,
- heart-stricken,
- run-down,
- scraggy,
- wintry,
- thrown over,
- brokenhearted,
- Infecund,
- uncultivable,
- in the pits,
- Drearisome,
- peaky,
- alone,
- left stranded,
- shagger,
- uninfected,
- forlorn,
- adusk,
- gone to seed,
- darkish,
- like a bag of bones,
- down-at-the-heel,
- down at the heel,
- left at the altar,
- derelict,
- in pain,
- by oneself,
- left behind,
- acherontic,
- heart-rending,
- traveling light,
- Houseless,
- three-dog night,
- hiemal,
- fe,
- undraped,
- skin and bones,
- bummed out,
- on a downer,
- in a bad way,
- uncared for,
- out of condition,
- me and my shadow,
- twilit,
- down and out,
- depressive,
- without a roof,
- draggy,
- sanitized,
- worse for wear,
- down in dumps,
- castoff,
- dismal,
- widowed,
- bleak,
- off beaten track,
- on own,
- in solitary,
- unfrequented,
- unfurnished,
- pasteurized,
- untilled,
- uncherished,
- shag,
- Mopish,
- hermitical,
- tatty,
- cheerless,
- dull as dishwater,
- wornout,
- characterless,
- Uncompanionable,
- acheronian,
- scrubby,
- in low spirits,
- overclouded,
- lusterless,
- dusky.
•run-down (adjective)
- more down at the heel,
- more beat-up,
- under weather,
- more beatup,
- most down at the heel,
- most tumble down,
- out condition,
- brokendown,
- more down-at-the-heel,
- more dogeared,
- more beat up,
- un-healthy,
- in bad way,
- most tumble-down,
- most beat up,
- un healthiest,
- dogeared,
- most dog-eared,
- un-healthiest,
- more dog eared,
- dog eared,
- frowzy,
- un tended,
- rickety,
- more tumble-down,
- most untended,
- un healthy,
- more dog-eared,
- more untended,
- beatup,
- most down-at-the-heel,
- most dogeared,
- tumble down,
- tumble-down,
- most dog eared,
- more tumble down,
- un healthier,
- most beat-up,
- un-tended,
- most beatup.
•scrubby (adjective)
- down-at-heel,
- Curer,
- all the worse for wear,
- down at heel,
- poter.
•shabby (adjective)
- dis figured,
- de generated,
- dis reputable,
- more degenerated,
- be draggled,
- more disfigured,
- more frayed,
- gone seed,
- more deteriorating,
- most degenerated,
- motheaten,
- most deteriorating,
- dis-figured,
- most frayed,
- most disfigured,
- povertystricken,
- poverty stricken,
- be-draggled,
- dis-reputable,
- de-generated.
•solitary (adjective)
- more eremetic,
- mis-anthropic,
- most hermitical,
- most uncompanionable,
- un approachable,
- un-companionable,
- mis anthropic,
- re served,
- more hermitical,
- un-approachable,
- un companionable,
- more uncompanionable,
- solitary,
- anti social,
- re-served,
- most eremetic.
•stark (adjective)
- un clothed,
- most unclothed,
- un-clad,
- more unclothed,
- un draped,
- more undraped,
- most undraped,
- un-clothed,
- un-draped,
- un clad,
- un covered.
•sterile (adjective)
- most septic,
- more pasteurized,
- more germfree,
- most decontaminated,
- un-infected,
- dis infected,
- more germ-free,
- germ free,
- most unprolific,
- more septic,
- most pasteurized,
- more unprolific,
- more decontaminated,
- more disinfected,
- anti-septic,
- most uninfected,
- most germ free,
- un profitable,
- most germfree,
- dis-infected,
- without issue,
- un infected,
- more germ free,
- most disinfected,
- anti septic,
- un-prolific,
- un prolific,
- more uninfected,
- de-contaminated,
- most germ-free,
- de contaminated.
•stricken (adjective)
- more heart-stricken,
- more heart struck,
- most heart stricken,
- most heart struck,
- most heartstruck,
- most heart-stricken,
- heart struck,
- most heart-struck,
- more heart-struck,
- more heart stricken,
- over come,
- more heartstricken,
- Heartstruck,
- heart stricken,
- most heartstricken,
- more heartstruck.
•tragic (adjective)
- ill starred,
- most heart-rending,
- more heart-rending,
- ill-starred,
- more heart rending,
- most heart rending,
- illstarred,
- more crushing,
- heart rending,
- ill fated,
- illfated,
- most crushing.
•uncreative (adjective)
- un original,
- un imaginative,
- un-imaginative,
- un-creative,
- un-original,
- un creative.
•unfrequented (adjective)
•uninhabited (adjective)
- un-inhabited,
- un inhabited.
•unknown (adjective)
- unrevealed,
- unrecognized,
- such-and-such,
- so-and-so,
- unidentified,
- far off,
- Unapprehended,
- little known,
- Unascertained,
- Unrenowned,
- Incog,
- uncelebrated,
- unnoted,
- such and such,
- unperceived,
- so and so,
- unheard of,
- unexplained.
•unused, barren (adjective)
- vacant,
- unoccupied.
•wild (adjective)
- over-grown,
- un-cultivated,
- most overrun,
- un-civilized,
- un-broken,
- un civilized,
- un cultivated,
- un broken,
- over grown,
- most unbroken,
- un-touched,
- un touched,
- more overrun,
- more unbroken.
•wintry (adjective)
- more icebox,
- most hibernal,
- three dog night,
- more hibernal,
- most brumal,
- threedog night,
- more hiemal,
- most icebox,
- most hiemal,
- more brumal.
adv.
•solitarily (adverb)
adv
•Other relevant words: (adverb)
- all by one's lonesome,
- solitarily.
n.
- clear,
- blank,
- hollow,
- isolated,
- uncrowded.
- keep.
- melancholy,
- downcast,
- sad.
- help.
•cast down (noun)
- cast.
•desolate (noun)
- forsake,
- destroyed,
- ruined,
- godforsaken,
- devastated,
- abandon,
- lay waste to,
- blasted,
- waste,
- desolated,
- wasted,
- unconsolable,
- inhospitable.
•not cultivated (noun)
- wilder.
v.
•depress (verb)
- de-graded,
- dis courage,
- dis heartens,
- de pressed,
- dis courages,
- de pressing,
- de grade,
- de solating,
- re-duce,
- dis-may,
- up-set,
- de-presses,
- de vitalizing,
- de-grading,
- throws cold water on,
- de-grades,
- dis-mays,
- de solated,
- de graded,
- de vitalize,
- up-setting,
- de-grade,
- reduced tears,
- de-based,
- threw cold water on,
- reduces to tears,
- casts down,
- de-pressing,
- co-wed,
- dis hearten,
- co-wing,
- re duces,
- turns one off,
- de-vitalized,
- up setting,
- keeping under,
- de grades,
- de-vitalize,
- up-sets,
- de solates,
- de presses,
- re-duces,
- beats down,
- beating down,
- up sets,
- turning one off,
- de vitalizes,
- reduce tears,
- dis heartened,
- de based,
- reducing to tears,
- dis mays,
- dis-maying,
- dis-hearten,
- de-basing,
- throwing cold water on,
- dis-mayed,
- de-pressed,
- de-solating,
- de-vitalizing,
- de press,
- re duce,
- bumming out,
- dis maying,
- dis-courage,
- reducing tears,
- dis mayed,
- dis may,
- turned one off,
- co wing,
- de-solated,
- de-base,
- bums out,
- co wed,
- de-press,
- de basing,
- dis-heartens,
- de vitalized,
- de base,
- reduces tears,
- de-solates,
- de grading,
- reduced to tears,
- dis-courages,
- dis-heartened,
- de-vitalizes.
•desecrate (verb)
- de predate,
- committed sacrilege,
- be-foul,
- de predated,
- be-fouls,
- dis honoring,
- de-filed,
- be fouled,
- pro fanes,
- de-files,
- dis-honored,
- pro-fanes,
- be-fouling,
- de predates,
- de file,
- dis honor,
- de-file,
- dis-honors,
- dis honors,
- makes lose face,
- de predating,
- pro fane,
- dis honored,
- making lose face,
- de-predated,
- dis-honor,
- be fouling,
- be-fouled,
- be foul,
- commits sacrilege,
- de-predates,
- de-filing,
- made lose face,
- pro-fane,
- be fouls,
- de filed,
- dis-honoring,
- de filing,
- committing sacrilege,
- de files,
- de-predating,
- de-predate.
•despoil (verb)
- de-populates,
- de-spoils,
- de-populating,
- dis-possessing,
- dis-possess,
- de spoil,
- de-nude,
- de-spoil,
- de-spoiled,
- de populated,
- de populates,
- de-populated,
- dis-possesses,
- de spoiling,
- de nude,
- dis possesses,
- de spoils,
- de-nudes,
- de nudes,
- de populating,
- de-spoiling,
- dis possessing,
- de populate,
- dis possess,
- de spoiled,
- de-populate.
•destroy (verb)
- eradicate,
- disintegrate,
- flatten,
- rip to shreds,
- extirpate,
- bulldoze,
- tear down,
- pulverize,
- abolish,
- dismantle,
- demolish,
- level,
- annihilate,
- mow down,
- decimate,
- smash,
- raze,
- vaporize,
- wreck,
- exterminate,
- atomize,
- lay waste.
•devastate (verb)
- doeth one in,
- doest one in,
- takes apart,
- wipe map,
- wipes map,
- wiping off map,
- does one in,
- wiped map,
- doing one in,
- wiping map,
- wipes off map,
- dost one in,
- did one in,
- didst one in,
- wiped off map,
- doth one in.
•distress (verb)
- dis-quieted,
- being one's case,
- were one case,
- made it tough for,
- is case,
- be one's case,
- am on ones case,
- dis tressed,
- nit-picked,
- am one case,
- doest number on,
- am on one case,
- does number on,
- am one's case,
- are on one's case,
- gives hard time,
- pushes buttons,
- be ones case,
- didst number on,
- wast ones case,
- is on case,
- doing number on,
- dis-tresses,
- dis quieting,
- be on ones case,
- is ones case,
- doeth a number on,
- doth number on,
- making it tough for,
- was one's case,
- doeth number on,
- giving hard time,
- dis-tress,
- are case,
- are one's case,
- dis quieted,
- pushing buttons,
- were one's case,
- gat to,
- art ones case,
- dis-quiets,
- wert ones case,
- gave a hard time,
- makes it tough for,
- being on case,
- be on case,
- wert on one case,
- ticks off,
- gives a hard time,
- didst a number on,
- is on one's case,
- be one case,
- am case,
- wert case,
- were ones case,
- dost number on,
- dost a number on,
- did number on,
- are on one case,
- gotten to,
- be on one case,
- am on one's case,
- doth a number on,
- is one case,
- make tough for,
- was case,
- being on one's case,
- wert on one's case,
- being on ones case,
- nit pick,
- ticking off,
- nit picks,
- doest a number on,
- was on one's case,
- made tough for,
- did a number on,
- nit picking,
- am on case,
- wast case,
- dis tress,
- makes tough for,
- dis quiet,
- wast on ones case,
- being one case,
- picks on,
- were on one's case,
- wast one case,
- being case,
- art one's case,
- giving a hard time,
- was ones case,
- nit picked,
- wert on case,
- pushed buttons,
- wast on one's case,
- dis tresses,
- is one's case,
- does a number on,
- am ones case,
- is on one case,
- dis quiets,
- were on ones case,
- dis-tressed,
- dis-quieting,
- is on ones case,
- are one case,
- wast on one case,
- nit-picks,
- burns up,
- were case,
- making tough for,
- are ones case,
- wert one's case,
- wert one case,
- are on ones case,
- doing a number on,
- was on case,
- be case,
- being ones case,
- dis-quiet,
- was on one case,
- are on case,
- were on one case,
- wert on ones case,
- being on one case,
- gave hard time,
- was on ones case,
- wast on case,
- art case,
- wast one's case,
- were on case,
- give hard time,
- was one case,
- burnt up.
•harrow (verb)
- havocking,
- havocked.
•ravage (verb)
- over whelmed,
- over-thrown,
- leaves in ruins,
- over throwing,
- leaved in ruins,
- dis-organizing,
- sweeping away,
- over whelming,
- over thrown,
- dis-organized,
- over-whelmed,
- dis-organize,
- sweeps away,
- leaving ruins,
- leaves ruins,
- leaving in ruins,
- over whelms,
- left ruins,
- leaved ruins,
- over whelm,
- over-whelming,
- over-throwing,
- over-whelm,
- over throws,
- leave ruins,
- over throw,
- dis-organizes,
- over-whelms,
- dis organized,
- dis organize,
- over-throws,
- over running,
- dis organizing,
- over runs,
- left in ruins,
- dis organizes,
- over-throw.
•ravage, destroy (verb)
- plunder,
- devour,
- ruin,
- Depredate,
- lay low.
•sadden (verb)
- brings one down,
- puts a damper on,
- brake ones heart,
- breaks one heart,
- breaking one heart,
- broke heart,
- puts into funk,
- put into funk,
- puts into a funk,
- putting into funk,
- brought one down,
- put in to funk,
- break heart,
- putting into a funk,
- putting damper on,
- brake one heart,
- dampens spirits,
- brake heart,
- breaks one's heart,
- break one heart,
- breaking one's heart,
- puts in to a funk,
- breaks heart,
- putting in to a funk,
- making blue,
- makes blue,
- break ones heart,
- dragged down,
- breaks ones heart,
- putting in to funk,
- breaking heart,
- bringing one down,
- puts in to funk,
- broke one's heart,
- broke ones heart,
- dampening spirits,
- putting a damper on,
- dampened spirits,
- puts damper on,
- brake one's heart,
- breaking ones heart,
- drags down,
- put in to a funk,
- made blue,
- broke one heart.
•spoil (verb)
- made useless,
- un did,
- makes useless,
- un-doing,
- un-did,
- dis gracing,
- dis-grace,
- making useless,
- mucking up,
- dis grace,
- dis graced,
- dis-gracing,
- un-does,
- dis-figures,
- dis figure,
- un doing,
- dis-figuring,
- dis-graced,
- dis figures,
- dis graces,
- mucks up,
- un done,
- dis figuring,
- un does,
- dis-figure,
- dis-graces.
•wreak havoc (verb)
Other synonyms:
- tenebrific,
- abandoned.
- dreary,
- bereft,
- somber,
- sterile,
- wild.
- joyless,
- glum.
- dark.
•barren
- arid.
•depress
- throw cold water on,
- turn one off,
- keeps under,
- kept under,
- Damped,
- up set,
- reduce to tears,
- beat down,
- cast down,
- perturb,
- keep under,
- Damping,
- casting down,
- bum out,
- dulls,
- Dulling,
- DAMPS.
•destroy
- Trashed,
- torpedo,
- Creaming,
- swallowing up,
- Creamed,
- laying waste,
- torpedoed,
- exterminates,
- axe,
- Torpedoes,
- swallow up,
- laid waste,
- blotted out,
- torn down,
- liquidate,
- torpedoing,
- lays waste,
- breaking down,
- blotting out,
- blot out,
- break down,
- over turn.
•in low spirits
- dull,
- wistful,
- downhearted,
- unhappy,
- spiritless,
- depressed,
- dispirited,
- low.
•Other relevant words:
- sweep away,
- ravage,
- despoil,
- took apart,
- eat,
- swept away,
- drag down,
- make lose face,
- grieve,
- got to,
- bring one down,
- muck up,
- nitpick,
- Pirating,
- get to,
- nit-picking,
- take apart,
- taking apart,
- burn up,
- wreak havoc,
- Spoliate,
- distress,
- spoilt,
- do a number on,
- put a damper on,
- do one in,
- depopulated,
- ticked off,
- Depopulating,
- sack,
- devastate,
- Downs,
- pick on,
- over-runs,
- sadden,
- vandalize,
- desecrate,
- wipe off map,
- downing,
- create chaos,
- spoil,
- harrow,
- ravaged,
- put into a funk,
- foraying,
- pillage,
- miff,
- sacked,
- Preyed,
- nit-pick,
- downed,
- depopulate,
- make it tough for,
- make blue,
- dragging down,
- getting to,
- spoils,
- Preying,
- over-run,
- be on one's case,
- burning up,
- destroy,
- give a hard time,
- mucked up,
- play mischief with,
- dampen spirits,
- commit sacrilege,
- tick off,
- Pirated,
- depress,
- burned up,
- foraging,
- make useless,
- do number on,
- put damper on,
- loot,
- plundered,
- leave in ruins,
- depopulates,
- break one's heart,
- gets to,
- forayed.

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Equivalence
- Adjective
  deserted.
Independent
- Adjective
  bleak, devastating, disappointing.
Other Related
- Adjective
  derelict, barren, abandoned, distressing, disused, empty.

Antonyms for Desolate:

adj.
- depressed, despondent
  joyous, clean.
- unused, barren
  happy, pleased, cultivated, inhabited, intact, full, bright, cherished, pleasant, populated, protected, loved, cheerful, Befriended, used.
- Other antonyms:
  hospitable, saved, heartwarming, attended, rescued, consolable, hopeful, arable, redeemed, encouraging, optimistic, recovered, accompanied, lighthearted, rehabilitated, rich, reclaimed, tillable, rehabbed, verdant, green, restored, productive, reconditioned, sunshiny, lightsome, comforting, sylvan, fruitful, friendly, cordial, luxuriant, salvaged, fertile, lush, buoyant.
v.
- ravage, destroy
  create, construct, protect, improve, save, build.

Homophones for Desolate:

desalt, Decollate, docility, dazzled, dissolute, dogsled, de-escalate, disloyalty, deckled, decollete, dishcloth, dog sled.

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