Gone
Wiped out
Wiped out adjective - Depleted in strength, energy, or freshness.
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- Skeleton Government: The United States government in late 2034 with the Vice President dead, half of the Supreme court wiped out, most of Congress gone, and the President briefly insane.
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The Guards Must Be Crazy: If any of the guards at St Cyril's had gone for help instead of trying to take on Bond's small attack force themselves, they would have been wiped out.
Source: Film / For Your Eyes Only -
If you stay, the whole party gets wiped out when a dragon (that you would have fought had you gone on) annihilates the city that night.
Source: Total Party Kill
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