Poor and Wiped out

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Poor adjective - Lacking money or material possessions.

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Wiped out and poor are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wiped out" instead an adjective "Poor".

Nearby Words: poorly, poorness

Wiped out adjective - Depleted in strength, energy, or freshness.

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Poor and wiped out are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Poor" instead an adjective phrase "Wiped out".

And poor V plays this even straighter — and with more cause — upon realizing that it was V's own spell that wiped out the Draketooth family and every other bloodline they'd ever reproduced with.

Source: It's All My Fault
A very harsh planet with little tolerance for poor judgement or inexperience in the wilderness, even before you consider The Plague that wiped out most of the first wave of settlers.

Source: Literature / Stephanie Harrington
In the book of Victor Hugo's Les Misérables, the Bishop of Digne, whose whole family was wiped out by the original French Revolution, gets into a debate with a poor zealot of that same revolution on his deathbed.

Source: Easy Evangelism

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