Lost
Wiped out
Wiped out adjective - Depleted in strength, energy, or freshness.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- These aliens were then wiped out by the impact that killed off the dinosaurs, which was brought down by refugees of another race that had lost a war to the first mentioned race.
Source: Historical In-Joke -
The other 5 ended up going badly and wiped out the ancient Progenitor race, with their descendants working to rediscover lost tech.
Source: Lost Technology - It's because when he lost a child earlier in life, he let himself get so angry at the presumed killers that he wiped out an entire country.
Source: Literature / Black Jewels
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