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abandoned adj.
lorn adj.
removed adj.

ADJECTIVE

abandoned

Synonyms

STRONG

deserted discarded dissipated dropped dumped empty forgotten forsaken jilted left neglected rejected relinquished shunned sidelined vacated

WEAK

alone cast aside cast away eighty-sixed given up godforsaken left in the cold left in the lurch outcast passed up pigeon-holed side-tracked unoccupied vacant

Antonyms

WEAK

adopted chaste cherished defended innocent maintained moral pure restrained supported virtuous

ADJECTIVE

lorn

Synonyms

WEAK

alone bereft cast aside cast away derelict deserted desolate discarded dissipated dropped dumped eighty-sixed empty forgotten forlorn forsaken given up godforsaken jilted left left in the cold left in the lurch neglected outcast passed up pigeon-holed rejected relinquished shunned side-tracked sidelined unoccupied vacant vacated

ADJECTIVE

removed

Synonyms

STRONGEST

detached evacuated

STRONG

dislodged ejected excised expunged extirpate extracted withdrawn

Antonyms

WEAK

established ignored left

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eliminated

Since 2021, 26 states have reduced their income-tax rates, including New Hampshire and Tennessee, which also eliminated taxes on investment income.

From MarketWatch ● Aug. 5, 2026

Conor McVeigh would like to see bTB "completely eliminated"

From BBC ● Aug. 2, 2026

The findings suggest that mathematical limits cannot be eliminated, but they do not prevent countries from designing electoral systems that balance the three competing goals more successfully.

From Science Daily ● Aug. 2, 2026

The newsy bit: As of model-year 2026, all RAV4s are hybrid RAV4s—Toyota has eliminated the gas-only option.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Aug. 1, 2026

The federation eliminated the Candidates tournament, an event that had multiple players competing against one another, which Fischer charged led to the opportunity for collusion among the Soviets.

From "Endgame" by Frank Brady

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