Synonyms for Undermined:

• adj.

  •dysfunctional (adjective)
  • wounded,
  • malfunctional,
  • flawed.
  •enervated (adjective)
  • washed out,
  • out of shape,
  • enervated,
  • gone to seed,
  • unnerved,
  • on the ropes,
  • limp,
  • out of condition,
  • out of gas.

• v.

  •disabled (verb)
  • Disarmed,
  • botched,
  • deadened,
  • Prostrated,
  • stunned,
  • neutralized,
  • benumbed,
  • vitiated,
  • handicapped,
  • Abrogated,
  • weakened,
  • screwed up,
  • stupefied,
  • Hobbled,
  • Lamed,
  • dulled,
  • disabled,
  • Scotched,
  • anesthetized,
  • Hindered,
  • invalidated,
  • enfeebled,
  • incapacitated,
  • Hampered,
  • Hamstrung,
  • impaired,
  • paralyzed,
  • Tampered,
  • Sapped,
  • crippled,
  • cramped.

• Other synonyms:

  •adj.
  • dysfunctional.

Paraphrases for Undermined:

• Equivalence

  • Verb, past tense
    undercut, disrupted, impair, hinder, Hindered, Jeopardized, eroded.
  • Verb, past participle
    undercut, impaired, disrupted, Hindered, Jeopardized, Imperiled, weakened, eroded.

• Independent

  • Verb, past tense
    impede, impeded, diminished, destabilized, mine, mined, threatened, discouraged, jeopardised, hamper, Dampened, hurt, mitigated, neutralized, Enriched, disadvantage, Curtailed, destroyed, Influenced, invalidated, Contradicted, reduced, reduces, lessened, depressed, damaged, diluted, Underwent, affected, prejudice, Prejudices, tarnished, stifled, impacted, violated, Declined, Undertook, Interfered, Waned, preferred, Detracted, downplayed, Instigated, Caused, inhibited, dented, constrain, implicated, sabotaged, breached, Prevented, breaches, demolished, initiated, vandalized, belittled, Launched, decreased, Proceeded, Discounted, diagnosed, broke, uprooted, Instituted, compromise, Compromised, limited, Embarked, Brought, trimmed, Commenced, Began, HIT, Weighed, engaged, foiled, wrecked, lowered, plagued, Challenged, blocked, Derogated, Achieved, mina, shook, opened, assaulted, Shrugged, night, started, Rocked, touched, touches, eased, narrowed, Reached, shocked, dropped, struck, Entered, fell, played, Looked, Met, cut, Got.
  • Verb, past participle
    impeded, endangered, undone, diminished, destabilized, intimidated, mined, injured, threatened, discouraged, disturbed, Circumvented, destabilised, Hampered, jeopardised, minimized, ruined, distorted, frustrated, unsettled, hurt, worsened, Derailed, mitigated, embarrassed, guaranteed, Contravened, Counteracted, deprived, complicated, disadvantaged, unspecified, Imperilled, punished, Curtailed, criminalized, destroyed, Influenced, aggravated, countered, confined, encumbered, Contradicted, safeguarded, crippled, reduced, lessened, depressed, damaged, diluted, Undergone, prejudiced, Discriminated, suppressed, affected, contaminated, Subverted, prejudice, Precluded, Deteriorated, obstructed, burdened, criminalised, disregarded, tarnished, stifled, impacted, nullified, confused, violated, Undertaken, Declined, Impinged, upended, negated, fined, ignored, denatured, Attributed, restrained, Amplified, interrupted, confounded, retarded, postponed, reconsidered, Detracted, restricted, surrounded, Forestalled, emasculated, distracted, distributed, overturned, Issued, Suffered, penalized, devastated, enhanced, thwarted, Caused, constrained, stopped, inhibited, dented, stymied, debilitated, surrendered, outweighed, ensured, implicated, circulated, Dwindled, evaporated, reassigned, exposed, Menaced, sabotaged, Averted, shortened, altered, Upheld, Resulted, Subsided, restored, downsized, corroded, breached, Prevented, annoyed, demolished, Denied, devalued, initiated, stunted, upset, wounded, disabled, consumed, stricken, Annulled, vandalized, Launched, decreased, paralysed, Seconded, loosened, endeavoured, Trumped, tainted, shattered, wronged, Forwarded, agitated, infected, Raided, pressed, penalised, assured, mired, transmitted, led, deferred, delayed, corrupted, secured, Discounted, diagnosed, perturbed, depleted, Warned, Quashed, bound, vitiated, broken, Overridden, blown, afflicted, shrunk, troubled, irked, burned, Instituted, directed, trampled, offset, effected, Comprised, Compromised, limited, handicapped, Swayed, blunted, disposed, Remitted, torn, presented, furnished, Embarked, victimized, ravaged, Short-circuited, assigned, Overruled, forfeited, recovered, crushed, dressed, lost, Bedevilled, hunted, honoured, Brought, Flouted, recast, Hobbled, involved, disputed, credited, skewed, strained, Begun, turned, Commenced, fulfilled, Deployed, Provided, committed, marred, concerned, Delivered, HIT, buffeted, aggrieved, horrified, collapsed, doomed, flawed, engaged, Stationed, Queried, Adhered, wired, Questioned, promised, missed, Channelled, marked, lowered, biased, dedicated, Hamstrung, attained, employed, Returned, Embraced, Borne, plagued, accomplished, centred, shaken, Earmarked, Challenged, Abated, blocked, pledged, put, Submitted, contested, Achieved, Lodged, Sacrificed, tempered, dispatched, defeated, Stalled, donated, opened, worn, tappedthe, spent, failed, battered, abused, reversed, neglected, mortgaged, assaulted, wedded, Fought, won, converted, beset, shackled, barred, vexed, started, Transferred, appropriated, Rocked, tied, Awarded, touched, laid, Forgiven, braked, Slated, contracted, Slipped, allocated, raped, eased, handed, Slowed, obligated, narrowed, dashed, appalled, allotted, Tackled, Attacked, skinned, devoted, Reached, placed, wasted, shocked, slashed, realized, Tasked, dropped, Combated, Supplied, struck, Exported, Sapped, Carried, swamped, left, fallen, Entered, scorned, attached, weathered, thinned, released, observed, Dealt, respected, posted, focused, focussed, taken, Asked, given, kept, called, shed, Met, cut.

• Other Related

  • Verb, past tense
    harmed, weakened, Infringed.
  • Verb, past participle
    harmed, Infringed.

Undermined Sentence Examples:

• In that case, as all my experiments emphatically declare, the fall of the stake undermined by the sextons is a pure matter of imagination.

• Yet little more than a twelvemonth of shopkeeping had so undermined his pluck, enfeebled his temper, that he could not regard himself in the glass without shame.