Out of whack
Out of whack adjective - Out of balance or out of adjustment.
Wrecked and out of whack are semantically related. in not working topic. In some cases you can use "Wrecked" instead an adjective phrase "Out of whack", when it comes to topics like not working continuously.
Wrecked
Wrecked adjective - Destroyed in an accident.
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Synonyms for Wrecked
Out of whack and wrecked are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Out of whack" instead an adjective "Wrecked".
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Related pairs
- exhausted and out of whack
- exhausted and wrecked
- gone and out of whack
- gone and wrecked
- disabled and out of whack
- disabled and wrecked
- run-down and out of whack
- run-down and wrecked
- ruined and out of whack
- ruined and wrecked
- broken and out of whack
- broken and wrecked
- busted and out of whack
- busted and wrecked
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