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View definitions for messed-up

messed-up

adjective as in maladjusted

adjective as in tousled

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Example Sentences

“They admitted that this was a messed-up situation.”

“I was messed-up, living in dysfunction. Violence was normal to me.”

It wasn’t just a good role, like a complicated messed-up woman and not a pretty face.

From Salon

Alfredo said that he loves Richmond’s physical beauty, but that his new home struggles with some quality-of-life issues, including trash and messed-up streets.

Then again, this is more broadly a systems problem: We have an incredibly bizarro, messed-up system where the individual mortality of a handful of lawyers determines the fate of the republic.

From Slate

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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