Mutilated, damaged; lacerated, torn apart; spoiled, corrupted.

Ruined, injured.

Vitiated, depraved, infected, spoiled. In predicative use.

Injured, impaired.

Damaged, impaired, injured; unsound.

Maimed, mutilated, defective.

Maimed, mangled, mutilated.

Spoiled, ruined; destroyed. Obsolete.

Killed in a massacre; utterly ruined or destroyed. Also as n. (with the): the victims of a massacre collectively.

thoroughly harassed or disabled.

Deprived of good or effective qualities or properties by injury, disease, etc.; damaged, impaired, injured; defective.

In senses of the verb. of immaterial things.

Rendered worse; injured in amount, quality, or value; deteriorated, weakened, damaged.

That has suffered damage; injured (esp. physically).

figurative and in figurative contexts: overwhelmed; damaged, impeded, or rendered useless by something.

= spoiled, adj. in various senses.

Damaged or destroyed by wreck, violence, or disaster; shattered, ruined.

Hurt, damaged, impaired.

Spoilt, injured, ruined.

Ruined, broken, damaged; (of a person) extremely tired, exhausted; confused.

Of a thing or group of things: brought into a disorderly state; untidy, damaged.

Useless, broken; finished; = puckeroo, adj. Cf. puckeroo, v.

Of an object: that has incurred minor damage, esp. as a result of a blow or collision; dented, marked, scratched; (more generally) battered…

Bungled, spoiled; ill-treated or injured; run-down. Frequently with adverbs.

Messy, spoiled, bungled, mishandled.

Deserving of contempt; worthless. Also: in a state of disorder or disarray; messed up, ruined.

Ruined, spoiled; damaged; (of a person) extremely tired, exhausted.

colloquial (originally U.S.). Spoiled, esp. by being badly managed or handled; messed up, ruined. Also: confused, mistaken. Cf. to screw up 10a at…

spoiled, subjected to unnecessary interference.