Bankrupting [verb]

Definition of Bankrupting:

make less; decrease

Synonyms of Bankrupting:

● Trim

● Lower

● Cut

● Dwindle

● Shorten

● Lessen

● Pare

● Slash

● Diminish

● Curtail

● Cut down

● Weaken

● Shave

● Dilute

● Clip

● Abridge

● Slim

● Impair

● Impoverish

● Depress

● Debase

● Bankrupt

● Ruin

● Rebate

● Moderate

● Depreciate

● Truncate

● Deflate

● Break

● Discount

● Cheapen

● Diet

● Abate

● Pauperize

● Drain

● Taper

● Recede

● Contract

● Chop

● Cut back

● Step down

● Tone down

● Turn down

● Scale down

● Bant

● Go on a diet

● Lose weight

● Mark down

● Nutshell

● Roll back

● Slow down

● Take off weight

● Taper off

● Wind down


Opposite/Antonyms of Bankrupting:

● Win

● Rise

● Strengthen

● Extend

● Expand

● Raise

● Develop

● Invigorate

● Amplify

● Stretch

● Enhance

● Upgrade

● Laud

● Prolong

● Lengthen

● Grow

● Enlarge

● Praise

● Compliment

● Increase


Sentence/Example of Bankrupting:

But on the contrary, should he be found in the course of time, this wild extravagance would result in bankrupting her.

Paying postage on daily letters to Canada is swiftly bankrupting me; then, too, it is a long time since I had a square meal.

But, dear girls, I stored away a fund of health and experiences that I can now draw upon without bankrupting myself.

Some of them were bankrupting their own boodle-bag husbands.

The old palace of Ahab, built with bankrupting magnificence by that renegade king of Israel, had long since fallen to ruin.

I could not with any large degree of sincerity thank the "Alta" for bankrupting my lecture-raid.