bankrupt

figurative: completely lacking in a particular good quality, e.g., ideas, imagination.

Very close to being bankrupt.

Very close to being bankrupt.

In effect or for all practical purposes bankrupt.

Figurative: lacking any moral principles.

Bankrupt in financial terms.

Figurative: having no useful or valuable ideas or principles.

Figurative: lacking intelligence or new ideas.

To enter the state of bankruptcy, very common idiom.

Used to describe the state of being bankrupt.

To enter the state of bankruptcy.

To officially state that a person or company is bankrupt.

To cause a person or company to become bankrupt.