Bankrupt
Bankrupt noun - Someone who has insufficient assets to cover their debts.
Nearby Words: bankruptcy, bankrupted, bankrupting
How words are described
| serious | serious bankrupt | serious money |
Both words in one sentence
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Downplayed in The Hobbit: Glóin isn't so much morally bankrupt as not willing to part with his money unless there's a very good reason.
Source: Morally Bankrupt Banker - However after a patch it adjusted the upkeep of all the units meaning Empires that once had more money than they could burn suddenly became bankrupt over night.
Source: Money for Nothing - The company was going bankrupt and the owner refused to put more of his personal money into it so the employee stole the money in order to keep the company going.
Source: Stealing from the Till
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