kaput [adjective]
Definition of kaput:
- Ruined, destroyed, or broken beyond repair.
- Completely finished, ended, or defeated.
- Unable to function or operate.
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Opposite/Antonyms of kaput:
Sentence/Example of kaput:
The video went kaput early on and its rewind button hadn't worked to begin with.
My car is kaput; it won't start.
The old TV is kaput; we need a new one.
After the storm, the garden was kaput.
His plans for the weekend are kaput due to the rain.
The battery is kaput; my phone is dead.
The light bulb is kaput; it's burnt out.
The old computer is kaput; it's time for an upgrade.
Our vacation plans are kaput because of the flight cancellation.
The relationship is kaput; they broke up.
The team's chances of winning are kaput after losing the first game.
The economy is kaput after the recession.
The party is kaput; everyone went home.
My motivation is kaput; I can't focus.
The project is kaput; we need to start over.
The old car is kaput; it's a junker.
The hard drive is kaput; I lost all my data.
The light switch is kaput; the room is dark.
The old washing machine is kaput; it's leaking.
The battery is kaput; the remote doesn't work.
The old radio is kaput; it's full of static.