bricked (Meaning)

Webster

bricked (imp. & p. p.)

of Brick

of Brisk

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

**His attempt to root his phone bricked it, leaving him with a useless paperweight.**
**The heavy rain flooded the basement, bricking the old electrical box and requiring a complete rewiring.**
**The frustrated gamer slammed his controller down, accidentally bricking his console mid-game.**
**The investigation revealed that the company bricked their competitor's devices with a faulty software update.**
**The antique radio was beautiful but bricked, a silent testament to a bygone era.**
**The harsh winter bricked the garden, leaving the once vibrant flowers withered and brown.**
**The metaphor bricked the conversation, halting the flow and leaving both sides confused.**
**The hacker successfully bricked the entire network, bringing the company's operations to a standstill.**
**The old car sat forgotten in the field, its engine long bricked and its paint faded by the sun.**
**The unexpected power outage bricked the computer, causing her to lose hours of unsaved work.**

of Brick, of Brisk

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

**His attempt to root his phone bricked it, leaving him with a useless paperweight.**

**The heavy rain flooded the basement, bricking the old electrical box and requiring a complete rewiring.**

**The frustrated gamer slammed his controller down, accidentally bricking his console mid-game.**

**The investigation revealed that the company bricked their competitor's devices with a faulty software update.**