Synonyms for depleted
de·plet·ed

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:1.5 / 2 votes

1. depleted, lowadjective

   no longer sufficient

   "supplies are low"; "our funds are depleted"

   Synonyms:
   crushed, scurvy, dispirited, gloomy, downhearted, low-spirited, abject, downcast, humiliated, down in the mouth, humble, miserable, lowly, low-pitched, modest, scummy, blue, down(p), broken, depressed, grim, small, humbled, low-toned, low-down, low

   Antonyms:
   sufficient

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:4.0 / 1 vote

1. List of paraphrases for "depleted":

   exhausted, impoverished, decimated, watered

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1. Chief Executive Brian Molefe:

   It will have operational consequences, we will do our best to minimise the risk of load shedding, striking a balance with Eskom's already depleted balance sheet.

2. Karen Ellis:

   Nature is free, in effect, and so it has been over-exploited and is being depleted, and that is now having... economic and social and human costs, to address that problem, we need to start to take this into account much more systematically in decision-making.

3. Gavin Newsom:

   I deeply understand the stress and anxiety that people have, that entire dreams have been torn asunder because of the shutdowns, their savings account depleted and their credit ratings destroyed, the question is, how do you toggle back and make meaningful modifications to the stay-at-home order ?

4. Alexander Shpilman:

   Depleted wells have already been shut, there is nothing catastrophic about that.

5. Marty Ralph:

   It seems to me this is a storm that's going to help return some moisture to the soil in a significant way that should green up the hills and the fields a bit more than otherwise, and then, a big picture is that this is a storm that's going to set the stage for the watersheds to produce more runoff when the next storm comes, which is going to start filling the depleted reservoirs that they depend upon.