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kaput

[kah-poot, -poot, kuh-] / kɑˈpʊt, -ˈput, kə- /


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In her Sept. 16 op-ed, “Both parties’ pet economic theories are kaput,” Megan McArdle illustrated the tailspin both political parties have sent our economy into without a realistic plan to drag us out of it.

From Washington Post

When your device’s battery is finally kaput, you don’t necessarily have to get rid of it.

From Washington Post

Then the world went kaput and she went idle.

From Washington Post

They spoke after a sporting nation representing a set of nations in one country has transformed itself to the point that its relationship with losing, once adorable and lampooned, has gone kaput.

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Briefly crossing the 1.5 Celsius threshold does not mean the world’s climate aspirations are kaput.

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