Bankrupt

What do we mean by bankrupt?

A person, business, or organization legally declared insolvent because of inability to pay debts. noun

A person who is totally lacking in a specified resource or quality. noun

Having been legally declared insolvent. adjective

Financially ruined; impoverished. adjective

Depleted of valuable qualities or characteristics. adjective

Totally depleted; destitute. adjective

Being in a ruined state. adjective

To cause to become financially bankrupt. transitive verb

To ruin. transitive verb

The breaking up of a trader's business due to his inability to meet his obligations; bankruptcy. noun

An insolvent person whose property is administered for, and distributed among, his creditors in accordance with the provisions of a system of laws called bankrupt, bankruptcy, or insolvent laws. noun

In popular language, a hopelessly insolvent person; one who is notoriously unable to pay his debts; hence, one who is unable to satisfy just claims of any kind made upon him. noun

In the state of one who has committed an act of bankruptcy, or is insolvent; subject to or under legal process because of insolvency.

Unable to pay just debts, or to meet one's obligations; insolvent.

Figuratively, at the end of one's resources: as, to be bankrupt in thanks.

To make insolvent; render unable to meet just claims.

To reduce to beggary; exhaust the resources of.

To become bankrupt; fail or become insolvent.

One who becomes unable to pay his or her debts; an insolvent person.

A trader who secretes himself, or does certain other acts tending to defraud his creditors.

A reference to something bad, bad luck or something surprising in a bad way. This term had always been associated to financial ruin in the past, but, now can be used in any situation that someone fails epic fails or experiences bad circumstance. Said also as an expletive, This term is used as a replacement for ufck or ish. Bankrupt is the opposite of lotto. Urban Dictionary

No facial currency; ugly Urban Dictionary

When someone destroys you completely and you have no way to come back from it. Urban Dictionary

The permanent state of my finances. Urban Dictionary

Bankruption. A new more explosive word for "bankruptcy" Early history The word was established April 1st, 2007 during the creative process we call "writing a paper" while sitting next to Ashley Parish. (link here) ---> Ashley Parish Baby Genius. This word was created by the rock star Alexandra Comito. Type her name into your address bar. The word was also created as a means of procrastination. Every time this word is written or spoken it conveys procrastination. Urban Dictionary

Two words brought together bank and corruption. Not just banks but financial institutions that have corrupted the U.S. government since the days of Ronald Reagan climaxing in taking 800 million tax dollars away from the people and giving to banks and financial institutions, while kicking those same tax payers out of their bank loaned homes. Urban Dictionary

A financial state of being typically experienced while playing Monopoly on a Saturday night with friends. Also known as an eruption of bankruptism to high risk areas of the world...the monopoly world at the intersection of BBQ Railroad and Vagine Avenue!!! Urban Dictionary

A truck club who's owner faked having his truck stolen for clout Urban Dictionary

Morally bankrupt - adjective 1. Said of a person that acts without any morals. See also: Epic Game Store, Tim Sweeney. Urban Dictionary

Finding out your wank bank is empty or any pictures used for wank material are gone/deleted Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to bankrupt:
bankrupt, bankrupcy, bankrupts, bank up, bankrott.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word bankrupt:
creditors, receivership, bankruptcy, debts, assets, owed, serie, auction, bought, discharged, trustee, debt, owing, airline, purchased, railroad, ceased, dissolved, penn, sold, fraud, acquired, depression, sell, pay, ownership, sale, businessman, collapse, company, merged, subsidiary, financial, estate, mill, closed.

Adjectives that are often used to describe bankrupt:
indian, gallant, old, undischarged, involuntary, politic, non, vide, such, same.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective bankrupt:
law, laws, estate, company, firms, act, companies, firm, corporation, state, government, estates, system, treasury, condition, debtor, merchant, railroads, country, economy, business, nation, policy, stock, bill, concern, farmers, debtors, enterprises, railroad, person, partner, property, court, enterprise, corporations, merchants, banks, farmer, acts, regime, businesses, bank, society, republic, policies, city, roads, party, lines, institutions, road, father, owner, governments, stocks, trader, individual, tenant, sale, empire, husband, concerns, ideology, exchequer, herein, traders, farms, employer, institution, factory, nations, railway, cities, king, proceedings, banqueroutier, tradesman, industry, trustee, taxpayer, partnership, politicians, peasants, carriers, owners.

Words that sound like bankrupt:
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