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/fʌkt/
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• adjective

1

(vulgar slang) In a hopeless, disastrous, or inescapable situation; doomed to fail or suffer severe consequences.

Example

"If we do not secure the emergency funding by Friday, the entire company is fucked."


2

(vulgar slang) Broken, ruined, or damaged beyond repair; completely nonfunctional.

Example

"After overheating on the highway, the old engine was completely fucked."


3

(vulgar slang) Extremely intoxicated from alcohol or drugs, or completely exhausted.

Example

"He was utterly fucked after working a sixteen-hour shift at the warehouse."

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Word Nuance & Usage

Because 'fucked' is a vulgar slang term, it should be avoided in formal, academic, and professional contexts. As an adjective, it is most commonly used in the predicate position (e.g., 'the car is fucked') rather than directly before a noun.

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Historical frequency of usage in published text.

180019102020

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