Trashed

The past participle of the verb 'trash,' meaning to severely damage, destroy, or vandalize something. It can also mean to discard something as worthless or unwanted. Figuratively, it can refer to being excessively intoxicated, emotionally distraught, or to heavily criticize or denigrate something. Furthermore, it can describe something being disorganized or messy, or to consume something rapidly or carelessly. The context determines the specific nuance of 'trashed'.

Trashed meaning with examples

• After the hurricane, the coastline was completely trashed, with buildings reduced to rubble and debris scattered everywhere. Recovery will take years.
• He got so angry at his ex that he trashed her apartment, breaking furniture and leaving a destructive mess for the authorities to clean up and investigate.
• She went out partying and got totally trashed last night, not remembering the event.
• The critics really trashed the new movie, calling it a derivative and poorly acted disaster, leading to the film's quick departure from theaters.
• I had a long night and my desk became trashed by the end, filled with papers, empty coffee cups, and various neglected tasks.