bankrupt
//ˈbæŋk.rʌpt//
Adjective
bankruptCanonical form
1
Unable to pay debts; declared legally insolvent.
The company went bankrupt after years of financial losses.
2
Completely lacking in a particular quality or value.
The politician was morally bankrupt and had lost all public trust.
Noun
bankruptSingular
bankruptsPlural
1
A person who has been declared legally unable to pay their debts.
The court declared him a bankrupt after he failed to repay his loans.
Verb
1
To cause someone or something to become financially ruined.
The failed investment bankrupted the company.