Abandoned Synonyms and Antonyms
ə-băndənd
Left uninhabited or unsupported
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
- derelict
- deserted
- desolate
- forsaken
- forlorn
- left
- lorn
- rejected
- lost
- desperate
- surrendered
- empty
- given-up
- bereft
- unused
- vacated
- vacant
- neglected
- relinquished
- lonely
- solitary
- hopeless
- cast-aside
- cast-off
- cast away
- forgotten
- arrant
- repudiated
- castaway
- shunned
- adrift
- corrupt
- at the mercy of the elements
- denigrate
- at the mercy of one's enemies
- mournful
- depraved
- avoided
- outcast
- helpless
- unfortunate
- alone
- destitute
- discarded
- scorned
- dissipated
- dissolute
- doomed
- friendless
- flagrant
- wretched
- in the hands of fate
- eliminated
- in the wastebasket
- thrown overboard
- graceless
- out on a limb
- waiting at the church
- humiliate
- left hanging
- left in the lurch
- immoral
- left in the cold
- left holding the bag
- incorrigible
- irreformable
- lewd
- put down
- motherless
- reprobate
- nonrestrictive
- shameless
- sinful
- overlarge
- stranded
- wanton
- rakehelly
- reinless
- unchaperoned
- uncoerced
- unfriended
- unregarded
- unreined
- unrestrictive
- unstaffed
- untaken
- wild-looking
Having lost one's self-respect
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
Leave someone who needs or counts on you; leave in the lurch
(Verb)
Synonyms:
- forsaken
- deserted
- left
- quitted
- vacated
- ditched
- dropped
- fled
- yielded
- emptied
- marooned
- waived
- surrendered
- stopped
- scuttled
- scrapped
- resigned
- repudiated
- renounced
- remitted
- relinquished
- recanted
- bolted
- neglected
- rejected
- desolated
- licensed
- evacuated
- junked
- forsworn
- defected
- forgone
- discarded
- ostracized
- departed
- disowned
- chucked
- apostatized
- absconded
- abjured
- abdicated
To yield (oneself) unrestrainedly, as to a particular impulse
(Verb)
Synonyms:
To cease trying to accomplish or continue
(Verb)
To let (something) go
(Verb)
Words Related to Abandoned
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