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Definition of destroyed : of Destroy

Synonyms:

ruined, lost, washed-up, spoilt, tattered, pillaged, impoverished, war-torn, incinerated, dead, sacked, totaled, burned, blighted, overturned, put to an end, reduced to ashes, kaput, war-worn, devoured, raped, engulfed, desolate, in ruins, wasted, upset, ravaged, gone by the board, gone, fallen, burnt, gone to pieces, consumed, withered, blotted out, killed, done for, broken, blasted, felled, despoiled, gutted, submerged, overwhelmed, scorched, shattered, overrun, finished, burnt-out, burned-out, sunk, burned down, wiped out, obliterate, mown down, burned up, done away with

dissolved, negated, disaffirmed, undone, disclaimed, eradicated, annulled, nullified, denied, withdrew, abnegated, eliminated, canceled, deleted, vetoed, repudiated, divorced, withdrawn, invalidated, refuted, effaced, rejected, extinguished, abolished, dismissed, disavowed, retracted, revoked, obliterated, neutralized, undid

dismantled, razed, leveled, extirpated, annihilated, mowed down, knocked down, exterminated, desolated, demolished, torn down, smashed, pulverized, wrecked, bulldozed, devastated, flattened, disintegrated, ripped to shreds, vaporized, tore down, decimated, atomized, laid waste

Usage examples:

• She had written him a letter of three lines: " There were but three": and she had destroyed the letter. - "The Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith", George Meredith.
• The letter had destroyed the impression. - "The Heart of Rome", Francis Marion Crawford.
• He felt that the past was destroyed, and that the things which were once possible to him had come to an end. - "The Man Who Rose Again", Joseph Hocking.