Smashed and Wrecked

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Smashed

Smashed adjective - Forcibly separated into many pieces.

Usage example: the smashed figurine left bits of china all over the rug

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Wrecked and smashed are semantically related In some cases you can use "Wrecked" instead the word "Smashed" as an adjective or a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: smash, smashing, smasher, smashable

Wrecked

Wrecked adjective - Destroyed in an accident.

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Smashed and wrecked are semantically related in destroyed topic. You can use "Smashed" instead the word "Wrecked" as an adjective or a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: wreck, wrecker, wreckage, wrecking

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Two minutes later, Nanoha's Deflector Shields are shattered, her Barrier Jacket's destroyed, her weapon's wrecked, and she's been smashed through a building and into a wall, completely defeated.

Source: My Favorite Shirt
And it gets wrecked and rebuilt again, and reappears in the next film only to get smashed up a fourth time.

Source: Film / The Fast and the Furious
There's no centipede monster, Las Vegas is shown smashed in broad daylight instead of San Francisco, the train is wrecked in Honolulu, and Godzilla is revealed in a pan-up shot in darkness, not a Face-Revealing Turn in a smoke cloud (though there's a similar shot in Chinatown during the climax).

Source: Film / Godzilla (2014)

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