Definition for Desolated:

• of Desolate

Synonyms for Desolated:

• adj.

  •ruined (adjective)
  • more desolated,
  • most demolished,
  • more abolished,
  • more extinguished,
  • more annihilated,
  • more ravaged,
  • more collapsed,
  • more totaled,
  • most annihilated,
  • ex-terminated,
  • more crushed,
  • most subverted,
  • most crashed,
  • most extinguished,
  • most abolished,
  • more crashed,
  • de solated,
  • more extirpated,
  • de-solated,
  • most collapsed,
  • more subverted,
  • more demolished,
  • more exterminated,
  • ex terminated,
  • most exterminated,
  • most crushed,
  • most extirpated,
  • most ravaged,
  • most totaled,
  • most desolated.

• v.

  •destroyed (verb)
  • dismantled,
  • Disintegrated,
  • pulverized,
  • razed,
  • Extirpated,
  • exterminated,
  • Abolished,
  • annihilated,
  • demolished,
  • Eradicated,
  • atomized,
  • vaporized,
  • tore down,
  • flattened,
  • laid waste,
  • smashed,
  • Bulldozed,
  • Leveled,
  • knocked down,
  • Decimated,
  • ripped to shreds,
  • mowed down.

• Other synonyms:

  •adj.
  • ravaged,
  • torn down.
  •n.
  • bankrupt,
  • blasted,
  • blighted,
  • broken,
  • broken-down,
  • brokenhearted,
  • crushed,
  • desolate,
  • destroyed,
  • devastated,
  • done for,
  • down-and-out,
  • fallen,
  • finished,
  • heartbroken,
  • inundated,
  • irremediable,
  • kaput,
  • overcome,
  • overthrown,
  • overwhelmed,
  • ruined,
  • ruinous,
  • spoiled,
  • stricken,
  • undone,
  • wasted,
  • wrecked,
  • done in,
  • in ruins,
  • gone to pot,
  • ausgespielt,
  • cut up,
  • heart-stricken,
  • heart-struck.

Paraphrases for Desolated:

• Independent

  • Adjective
    sorry.
  • Verb, past tense
    devastated, HIT, struck.

Desolated Sentence Examples:

• Between the silent walls of commerce desolated, and by the empty windows from which Prosperity once looked out, I threaded my way to a point upon the town's eastern edge.

• It was never known where the blow would fall next; what homes would be desolated and both sons and daughters sent away into slavery.