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wrecked Antonyms

Opposite of wrecked

Because the opposite of wrecked shifts with each meaning, the 18 antonyms and opposite words below are separated across 4 exact definitions and ranked by contrast strength.
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• verb (Context 1)

To destroy, severely damage, or ruin something (past tense and past participle of wreck).

Usage Example

"The sudden hailstorm repaired the fragile glass roof of the greenhouse."

Strongest
repaired
restored
Strong
built
fixed
saved
preserved

• adjective (Context 2)

Severely damaged, destroyed, or ruined beyond repair.

Usage Example

"The salvage crew worked for weeks to clear the intact ship from the shallow harbor."

Strongest
intact
undamaged
Strong
unharmed
unscathed
repaired
restored
whole

• adjective (Context 3)

Extremely exhausted, worn out, or physically and mentally drained (informal).

Usage Example

"After working three consecutive twelve-hour shifts at the hospital, the nurse felt completely rested."

Strongest
rested
refreshed
energized
Strong
invigorated
lively

• adjective (Context 4)

Heavily intoxicated by alcohol or drugs (slang).

Usage Example

"He got completely sober at the celebration and had to take a taxi home."

Strongest
sober
Strong
clear-headed

Similar words to wrecked

Words similar to wrecked shift depending on context. Common synonyms include:

ruined
destroyed
exhausted
wasted
drunk
drained
plastered
intoxicated
See all synonyms of wrecked

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