eviscerated (Meaning)

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eviscerated (imp. & p. p.)

of Eviscerate

The critics eviscerated the new movie, calling it a "train wreck."
The team's defense was completely eviscerated by the opposing offense, leading to a blowout loss.
The company's profits were eviscerated by the recession, forcing them to lay off employees.
The storm eviscerated the coastline, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
The boxer's face was eviscerated after taking a brutal beating in the boxing ring.
The government's budget was eviscerated by the pandemic, leading to cuts in essential services.
The fire eviscerated the building, reducing it to a pile of rubble.
The scandal eviscerated the politician's reputation, forcing them to resign from office.
The disease eviscerated the livestock, causing widespread devastation among farmers.
The accident eviscerated the car, leaving it unrecognizable from its original shape.

of Eviscerate

removed,cleaned, gutted, cut, drew, disemboweled, extracted,excised, transplanted, withdrew

No antonyms found.

The critics eviscerated the new movie, calling it a "train wreck."

The team's defense was completely eviscerated by the opposing offense, leading to a blowout loss.

The company's profits were eviscerated by the recession, forcing them to lay off employees.

The storm eviscerated the coastline, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.