What is another word for shattered?
592 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ʃˈatəd], [ ʃˈatəd], [ ʃ_ˈa_t_ə_d]
When something is shattered, it has been broken into many pieces. There are many synonyms for this word including: smashed, fragmented, splintered, wrecked, and destroyed. While each of these words has a slightly different connotation, they all convey a sense of breaking apart. When something is smashed, it has been forcefully broken, often intentionally. Something that is fragmented, on the other hand, has broken apart into small pieces, often as a result of wear and tear over time. Whether something is shattered, smashed, fragmented, splintered, wrecked, or destroyed, the bottom line is the same: it is no longer whole.
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Similar words for shattered:
- all (adjective)
- broken (adjective)
- destroyed (adjective)
- disillusioned (adjective)
- disintegrated (adjective)
- infelicitous (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- senile (adjective)
- spent (adjective)
- unfortunate (adjective)
- wrecked (adjective)
- done in (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- tired (noun)
- disintegrated (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- shattered (verb)
- other synonyms
- worn
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Shattered:
adj.
• all (adjective) • broken (adjective)- most shattered,
- more slivered,
- more riven,
- most pulverized,
- more split,
- more disintegrated,
- more shattered,
- most fractured,
- more pulverized,
- more demolished,
- most busted,
- more severed,
- most crumbled,
- more rent,
- most shivered,
- most burst,
- most ruptured,
- more crushed,
- more burst,
- most fragmented,
- most disintegrated,
- fragmentary,
- most mangled,
- most crushed,
- most shredded,
- more collapsed,
- more fractured,
- most rent,
- dis membered,
- most collapsed,
- more shivered,
- dis-membered,
- most riven,
- more shredded,
- more crumbled,
- most dismembered,
- more busted,
- most severed,
- most split,
- dis-integrated,
- more dismembered,
- most demolished,
- more fragmented,
- most slivered,
- dis integrated,
- more mangled,
- more ruptured.
- dis-illusioned,
- un-deceived,
- dis entranced,
- dis illusioned,
- dis enthralled,
- most disenthralled,
- dis-enchanted,
- more disabused,
- most let down,
- sadder wiser,
- dis-entranced,
- brought down earth,
- most punctured,
- out love,
- in different,
- Worldlywise,
- most let-down,
- un deceived,
- dis abused,
- most debunked,
- more punctured,
- most mondaine,
- more mondaine,
- more undeceived,
- dis-enthralled,
- most disabused,
- sadder and wiser,
- most disentranced,
- more debunked,
- more disentranced,
- de-bunked,
- most letdown,
- dis-abused,
- more let-down,
- most undeceived,
- de bunked,
- more let down,
- more letdown,
- more disenthralled,
- in-different,
- dis enchanted.
- gangrenous,
- Degenerated,
- mortified,
- turned,
- putrefied,
- crumbled,
- decomposed,
- rotten,
- dissolved,
- Anatomized,
- molten,
- decayed,
- spoiled,
- festering,
- Disintegrated,
- dissected.
- senescent,
- junked,
- fagged,
- washed up,
- disentranced,
- had it,
- destroyed,
- fractured,
- dog tired,
- thrown away,
- in pieces,
- broken,
- in second childhood,
- anile,
- ill-chosen,
- spent,
- done-in,
- disenthralled,
- infelicitous,
- in firm,
- far-gone,
- let-down,
- all in,
- out of luck,
- dog-tired,
- undeceived,
- unfortunate,
- mondaine,
- played-out,
- ready to drop,
- Slivered,
- worldly wise,
- in a bad way,
- out of love,
- smashed,
- played out,
- senile,
- burnt-out,
- brought down to earth,
- unprosperous.
- in-firmer,
- more anile,
- in-firmest,
- more senescent,
- most anile,
- most enfeebled,
- doting,
- most senescent,
- more enfeebled,
- in firmest,
- in firmer.
- more done in,
- most dog-tired,
- more fargone,
- most done-in,
- more disbursed,
- ex-pended,
- more dog tired,
- more fagged,
- more played-out,
- more dogtired,
- wearied,
- most played-out,
- most expended,
- most burnt-out,
- more shot,
- most far-gone,
- ready drop,
- more burnt-out,
- most dog tired,
- more donein,
- more burnt out,
- most burntout,
- playedout,
- fargone,
- most donein,
- more dog-tired,
- most played out,
- ex pended,
- most done in,
- most dogtired,
- most playedout,
- donein,
- most far gone,
- down drain,
- more far-gone,
- more consumed,
- most disbursed,
- more expended,
- more done-in,
- burntout,
- more playedout,
- washedup,
- most fargone,
- more far gone,
- most shot,
- most fagged,
- most burnt out,
- more burntout,
- dogtired,
- most consumed,
- more played out.
- starcrossed,
- un-becoming,
- ill fated,
- out luck,
- un fortunate,
- un becoming,
- ill-starred,
- un favorable,
- un happy,
- ill starred,
- in opportune,
- un-happy,
- jinxed,
- un suitable,
- un-favorable,
- star crossed,
- more unprosperous,
- un-suitable,
- un-prosperous,
- in appropriate,
- in-appropriate,
- most jinxed,
- un prosperous,
- un propitious,
- un successful,
- more jinxed,
- un happier,
- most unprosperous,
- un happiest,
- in-opportune,
- illfated,
- un-fortunate,
- illstarred,
- un-successful,
- Star-crossed,
- in bad way.
n.
• done in (noun)- done.
- repine,
- mope around (somewhere),
- tatty,
- distressed,
- impair,
- hard,
- scorched,
- derelict,
- burst,
- disgruntled,
- imperfect,
- joyless,
- despondent,
- lovesick,
- dereliction,
- weather,
- rent,
- well worn,
- heartbroken,
- miserable,
- grieving,
- self-pity,
- dilapidated,
- hapless,
- smashed-up,
- dump,
- moody,
- wistful,
- last,
- dejected,
- woe,
- inconsolable,
- tattered,
- heart,
- suicidal,
- ruptured,
- chagrin,
- mangled,
- wounded,
- Scalded,
- tumbledown,
- mournful,
- worse,
- pained,
- sort,
- maudlin,
- battered,
- spout,
- lovelorn,
- weakened,
- brooding,
- wrecked,
- ratty,
- depressed,
- down,
- bit,
- deflated,
- disconsolate,
- woebegone,
- wretched,
- hurt,
- screwed up,
- sick,
- run-down,
- dog-eared,
- exacerbated,
- stricken,
- choked,
- long,
- dark,
- fleabitten,
- disaffected,
- happy,
- dystopia,
- homesick,
- tatters,
- worsened,
- Harrowed,
- busted,
- dissatisfied,
- burned,
- Gutted,
- woeful,
- whack,
- action,
- crazed,
- downhearted,
- burton,
- injured,
- rickety,
- dismay,
- repair,
- dog,
- the doldrums,
- kaput,
- dickensian,
- knackered,
- Deteriorated,
- traumatize,
- forlorn,
- ragged,
- ruined,
- sorry,
- unsmiling,
- slashed,
- mangy,
- torn,
- blasted,
- melancholy,
- scuff,
- cracked,
- mope,
- worm-eaten,
- way,
- blue,
- mangle,
- broken-down,
- abject,
- the worse for,
- lonesome,
- embittered,
- unusable,
- split,
- displease,
- distraught,
- discouraged,
- buggered,
- wrack,
- frustrated,
- disenchanted,
- heartsick,
- morose,
- dismal,
- disappointed,
- wear and tear,
- chipped,
- bruised,
- low,
- checked,
- rough,
- smart,
- low-spirited,
- funk,
- mutilated,
- ruin,
- moth-eaten,
- worsen,
- see,
- mouth,
- demoralized,
- upset,
- dour,
- blues,
- unhappy,
- clapped out,
- Mashed,
- downcast,
- uncared for,
- glum,
- slit,
- damaged,
- grim,
- condemned,
- shred,
- manky,
- Martyred,
- disrepair,
- sadly,
- sorrowful,
- shop-soiled,
- melancholic,
- brick,
- bittersweet,
- broody,
- shopworn,
- aggravated,
- bereft,
- weather-beaten,
- lachrymose,
- down-at-heel,
- devastated,
- sad,
- unfulfilled,
- desolate,
- splintered,
- irritated,
- shaky,
- decrepit,
- in shards,
- lacerated,
- careworn,
- harmed,
- cut,
- born,
- well thumbed,
- ramshackle,
- disillusioned,
- skid,
- lugubrious,
- worse off,
- Broken-hearted,
- shabby,
- beat up,
- dishearten,
- vale,
- crestfallen,
- Sprung,
- worn out,
- hors de combat,
- isolated,
- in bits,
- impaired,
- miserably,
- lonely,
- doleful.
v.
• disintegrated (verb) • Other relevant words: (verb) • shattered (verb)Other synonyms:
• worn- old.
- got angry,
- drowsy,
- crushed,
- Snapped,
- pulverized,
- seedy,
- paralytic,
- lost,
- dozy,
- Marrowless,
- neglected,
- overcome,
- sleepy,
- crummy,
- altered,
- bothered,
- shaken,
- undone,
- tatter,
- disconcerted,
- fatherless,
- dashed,
- confounded,
- nerveless,
- Prostrated,
- shot up,
- embarrassed,
- fuddled,
- done in,
- shatter,
- Water-logged,
- in tatters,
- popped out,
- emasculate,
- helpless,
- graveled,
- plastered,
- potty,
- palsied,
- disrupted,
- squalid,
- overwhelmed,
- squiffy,
- in disarray,
- brought to ruin,
- put out,
- weary,
- in difficulty,
- dirty,
- tipsy,
- crocked,
- wet,
- Unfriended,
- Pithless,
- Trashed,
- paralyzed,
- squelched,
- Lustless,
- withered,
- crumble,
- pissed,
- disturbed,
- stiff,
- Shivered,
- rudderless,
- shot out,
- out of joint,
- Sinewless,
- gone,
- chopped,
- lame,
- loaded,
- in shreds,
- blighted,
- defeated,
- unsettled,
- piece,
- worn,
- tight,
- leapt over,
- pixilated,
- discomposed,
- fagged out,
- soused,
- blotto,
- crunched,
- Crashed,
- perturbed,
- missed out,
- tatterdemalion,
- in smithereens,
- exhausted,
- disjointed,
- quelled,
- in ruins,
- unnerved,
- crazy,
- demolished,
- imbecile,
- jumped over,
- Staggered,
- disorganized,
- unhinged,
- done up,
- fatigued,
- collapsed,
- slummy,
- beat-up,
- tired,
- out of gear.
How to use "Shattered" in context?
Shattered is the feeling of being broken in some way. It is a feeling of utter devastation, of being left with little or no hope. It is a feeling that is impossible to shake, no matter how hard you try. Shattered is the aftermath of a devastating event or the culmination of a long and painful journey. It is a physical and emotional state that is impossible to shake, no matter how hard you try.
Paraphrases for Shattered:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
destroyed.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
damaged, destructive, devastating, dilapidated, fractured, fragmented, war-torn, wrecked, Differenced, Gutted.
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Verb, past tense
blasted, breached, broke, buried, burned, busted, cut, damaged, demolished, destruction, devastated, drove, exploded, failed, flattened, ripped, severed, split, struck, terminated, tore, totaled, traveled, wrecked, Bettered, Blew, Caused, Gutted, Leveled, Plunged, Sank, Trashed, Prompted, Snapped, erupted, sparked, triggered, HIT, stomped, crash-landed, rippedthrough.
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Verb, past participle
affected, afflicted, altered, annihilated, appalled, battered, bereaved, beset, blighted, blown, breached, broken, bruised, buffeted, burned, cleared, concerned, confused, conquered, consumed, cracked, crushed, damaged, dashed, defeated, demolished, depleted, deposed, devastated, discontinued, dismantled, disposed, disrupted, distorted, distracted, disturbed, elapsed, ended, eroded, exhausted, exterminated, extinguished, finished, fractured, fulfilled, gone, halted, harmed, honoured, horrified, hurt, ignored, impacted, impaired, impeded, interrupted, marred, misplaced, obliterated, observed, overcome, overthrown, perturbed, plagued, preoccupied, pulverized, ravaged, razed, recast, respected, reversed, ruined, ruptured, severed, shaken, shocked, shut, smashed, split, stifled, strangled, struck, tarnished, terminated, tired, torn, touched, troubled, undone, unsettled, upended, vitiated, wasted, weakened, Adhered, Banished, Challenged, Debruised, Decimated, Derailed, Differenced, Eliminated, Gotten, Jeopardized, Judged, Killed, Levelled, Met, Obeyed, Rocked, Shifted, Slaughtered, Toppled, Trashed, Upheld, Wiped, Complied, Compromised, Contravened, Pooped, Snapped, scrapped, abided, undermined, vandalized, HIT, sabotaged.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
battered, broken, crushed, fragmentary, heartbroken, mangled, torn.
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Proper noun, singular
battered.
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Verb, past participle
destroyed.
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Adjective
Homophones for Shattered:
- siderite, saturated, start out, start, skid road, stride, starred, sequestrate, stirred, starry-eyed, saturday, sisterhood, sagittariidae, sideward, storied, Sed Rate, steward, side road, strait, street, setterwort, sea starwort, stair-rod, straw hat, strut, starwort, southward, siddhartha, striate, sea trout, Satyridae, shuttered, steroid, stouthearted, sturdy, scattered, sight-read, strad, stewart, side yard, storeyed, struthio, sequestered, stuart, stairhead, saturate, sightread, sweetheart.
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