Related Words:
- crushed
collapse - treated so as to have a permanently wrinkled appearance; "crushed velvet" related words >
- abashed,
- ashamed,
- baffled,
- balked,
- betrayed,
- bilked,
- blasted,
- blighted,
- blushing,
- branny,
- broken,
- broken-down,
- brokenhearted,
- brought low,
- chagrined,
- chalklike,
- chalky,
- chapfallen,
- comminute,
- comminuted,
- conquered,
- crestfallen,
- crossed,
- cut up,
- dashed,
- deep-troubled,
- defeated,
- demoralized,
- desolate,
- desolated,
- detrital,
- detrited,
- disappointed,
- disconsolate,
- dished,
- disillusioned,
- disintegrated,
- dissatisfied,
- domesticated,
- dusty,
- efflorescent,
- embarrassed,
- farinaceous,
- felled,
- fine,
- flaky,
- flattened,
- floury,
- foiled,
- frustrated,
- furfuraceous,
- gone to dust,
- grated,
- ground,
- hangdog,
- heart-stricken,
- heart-struck,
- heartbroken,
- heartsick,
- housebroke,
- housebroken,
- humbled,
- humiliated,
- ill done-by,
- ill-served,
- impalpable,
- inundated,
- let down,
- levigated,
- made to grovel,
- mastered,
- mealy,
- milled,
- miserable,
- mortified,
- neurasthenic,
- out of countenance,
- overcome,
- overwhelmed,
- pestled,
- powdered,
- powdery,
- prostrate,
- prostrated,
- pulverant,
- pulverized,
- pulverulent,
- put down,
- quashed,
- quelled,
- red-faced,
- reduced,
- reduced to jelly,
- reduced to powder,
- regretful,
- repressed,
- scaly,
- scobicular,
- scobiform,
- scurfy,
- shaken,
- shamed,
- shamefaced,
- shamefast,
- sharded,
- shot,
- shot to pieces,
- shredded,
- smashed,
- smothered,
- sorely disappointed,
- soured,
- squashed,
- squelched,
- stifled,
- stricken,
- subdued,
- subjugated,
- suffocated,
- suicidal,
- suppressed,
- tamed,
- thwarted,
- triturated,
- undone,
- unglued,
- unmanned,
- unnerved,
- unstrung,
- upset,
- vanquished,
- woebegone,
- woeful,
- wretched
- embarrassed
collapse
- made to feel uncomfortable because of shame or wounded pride; "too embarrassed to say hello to his drunken father on the street"; "humiliated that his wife had to go out to work"; "felt mortified by the comparison with her sister" related words >
- abashed,
- abroad,
- adrift,
- afflicted,
- agitated,
- annoyed,
- anxious,
- ashamed,
- astray,
- at sea,
- badly off,
- balled-up,
- beset,
- bewildered,
- blushful,
- blushing,
- bothered,
- broke,
- burdened with debt,
- cast down,
- chagrined,
- chaotic,
- chapfallen,
- clueless,
- confused,
- crestfallen,
- crushed,
- deep in debt,
- discomfited,
- discomforted,
- discomposed,
- disconcerted,
- disgraced,
- dismayed,
- disordered,
- disorganized,
- disoriented,
- disquieted,
- distracted,
- distraught,
- distressed,
- disturbed,
- down to bedrock,
- encumbered,
- feeling the pinch,
- flushed,
- flustered,
- fluttered,
- fussed,
- guessing,
- hangdog,
- harassed,
- hard up,
- humbled,
- humiliated,
- hung up,
- ill at ease,
- ill off,
- impecunious,
- in Queer Street,
- in a fix,
- in a jumble,
- in a maze,
- in a pickle,
- in a pother,
- in a pucker,
- in a scrape,
- in a stew,
- in a sweat,
- in a swivet,
- in a tizzy,
- in debt,
- in difficulties,
- in embarrassed circumstances,
- in hock,
- in narrow circumstances,
- in reduced circumstances,
- in straitened circumstances,
- in the hole,
- in the red,
- inconvenienced,
- indebted,
- insolvent,
- involved,
- irked,
- jumbled,
- land-poor,
- lost,
- mazed,
- mixed-up,
- mortgaged,
- mortified,
- narrow,
- off the track,
- on the edge,
- out of countenance,
- out of pocket,
- perplexed,
- perturbed,
- pinched,
- plagued,
- plunged in debt,
- poor,
- poorly off,
- put to it,
- put-out,
- put-upon,
- puzzled,
- rattled,
- red,
- red-faced,
- reduced,
- ruddy,
- ruffled,
- self-conscious,
- shaken,
- shamed,
- shamefaced,
- shamefast,
- sheepish,
- shook,
- short,
- short of cash,
- short of funds,
- short of money,
- shuffled,
- sore beset,
- squeezed,
- straitened,
- strapped,
- tied up,
- troubled,
- turned around,
- uncomfortable,
- uneasy,
- unmoneyed,
- unprosperous,
- unsettled,
- upset,
- vexed,
- without a clue,
- worried
- gloomy
collapse
- characterized by hopelessness; filled with gloom; "gloomy at the thought of what he had to face"; "gloomy predictions"; "a gloomy silence"; "took a grim view of the economy"; "the darkening mood" related words >
- Acheronian,
- Acherontic,
- Cassandra-like,
- Cassandran,
- Cassandrian,
- Cimmerian,
- Stygian,
- acheronian,
- acherontic,
- apocalyptic,
- bad,
- baleful,
- baneful,
- black,
- bleak,
- blue,
- bodeful,
- boding,
- caliginous,
- castellatus,
- cheerless,
- cirrose,
- cirrous,
- cloud-flecked,
- clouded,
- cloudy,
- cold,
- crabbed,
- crestfallen,
- cumuliform,
- cumulous,
- cynical,
- dark,
- dark and gloomy,
- defeatist,
- dejected,
- depressant,
- depressed,
- depressing,
- depressive,
- desolate,
- despairing,
- despondent,
- dim,
- dire,
- dirty,
- disconsolate,
- discouraging,
- disheartening,
- dismal,
- dispirited,
- dispiriting,
- distressed,
- doleful,
- doomful,
- dour,
- down,
- downbeat,
- downcast,
- downhearted,
- drab,
- drear,
- drearisome,
- dreary,
- dull,
- dun,
- dusky,
- evil,
- evil-starred,
- fateful,
- foreboding,
- forlorn,
- funebrial,
- funereal,
- gloomful,
- glooming,
- glum,
- grave,
- gray,
- grim,
- heavy,
- ill,
- ill-boding,
- ill-fated,
- ill-lighted,
- ill-lit,
- ill-omened,
- ill-starred,
- in the doldrums,
- inauspicious,
- inky,
- joyless,
- lenticularis,
- lowering,
- lugubrious,
- mammatus,
- melancholy,
- menacing,
- mirthless,
- miserable,
- moody,
- morose,
- murky,
- muzzy,
- nebulous,
- negative,
- negativistic,
- nihilistic,
- nimbose,
- nubilous,
- obscure,
- of evil portent,
- ominous,
- oppressed,
- oppressive,
- overcast,
- overclouded,
- pessimist,
- pessimistic,
- portending,
- portentous,
- sad,
- saturnine,
- shaded,
- shadowy,
- shady,
- sinister,
- solemn,
- somber,
- sombrous,
- sorrowful,
- squally,
- stormy,
- stratiform,
- stratous,
- sulky,
- sullen,
- surly,
- tenebrous,
- threatening,
- thunderheaded,
- triste,
- ugly,
- uncheerful,
- unfavorable,
- unfortunate,
- unhappy,
- unilluminated,
- unlucky,
- unpromising,
- unpropitious,
- untoward,
- weariful,
- wearisome,
- weary,
- woebegone
- antisocial,
- at odds,
- autistic,
- averse,
- bad-tempered,
- balking,
- balky,
- bashful,
- beetle-browed,
- bigoted,
- black,
- black-browed,
- brooding,
- broody,
- bulldogged,
- bulletheaded,
- bullheaded,
- cantankerous,
- case-hardened,
- chapfallen,
- choleric,
- churlish,
- close,
- contrary,
- crabbed,
- crabby,
- cranky,
- crestfallen,
- cross,
- cross-grained,
- crotchety,
- crusty,
- cursory,
- cynical,
- dark,
- dejected,
- depressed,
- depressing,
- differing,
- difficult,
- disagreeing,
- disinclined,
- dismal,
- disobedient,
- dissociable,
- dogged,
- dogmatic,
- dour,
- dreary,
- dumpish,
- dyspeptic,
- fanatic,
- forced,
- fractious,
- fretful,
- froward,
- frowning,
- funereal,
- gloomy,
- glowering,
- glum,
- grim,
- grum,
- grumpy,
- hardheaded,
- headstrong,
- hostile,
- ill-humored,
- ill-natured,
- ill-tempered,
- incompatible,
- indisposed,
- indocile,
- insociable,
- intolerant,
- involuntary,
- irascible,
- long-faced,
- lowering,
- lugubrious,
- malevolent,
- malicious,
- malign,
- mean,
- melancholy,
- moodish,
- moody,
- mopey,
- moping,
- mopish,
- morose,
- mulish,
- mumpish,
- mutinous,
- nongregarious,
- obstinate,
- opinionated,
- opposed,
- ornery,
- out of humor,
- out of sorts,
- overzealous,
- peevish,
- perfunctory,
- persevering,
- pertinacious,
- perverse,
- pessimistic,
- petulant,
- pigheaded,
- pouting,
- recalcitrant,
- refractory,
- resistant,
- restive,
- runty,
- saturnine,
- scowling,
- self-contained,
- self-sufficient,
- self-willed,
- set,
- snug,
- socially incompatible,
- sour,
- splenetic,
- stiff-necked,
- strong-willed,
- strongheaded,
- stubborn,
- stuffy,
- sulking,
- sulky,
- surly,
- temperamental,
- tenacious,
- tenebrose,
- tenebrous,
- ugly,
- unclubbable,
- uncommunicative,
- uncompanionable,
- uncongenial,
- unconsenting,
- uncooperative,
- unfriendly,
- ungenial,
- unregenerate,
- unsociable,
- unsocial,
- unwilling,
- wayward,
- willful,
- wrongheaded
- moody
collapse
- United States evangelist (1837-1899)
- United States tennis player who dominated women's tennis in the 1920s and 1930s (born in 1906)
- subject to sharply varying moods; "a temperamental opera singer" related words >
- abrupt,
- adrift,
- afloat,
- alternating,
- amorphous,
- arbitrary,
- beetle-browed,
- black,
- black-browed,
- blue,
- brooding,
- broody,
- cantankerous,
- capricious,
- changeable,
- changeful,
- chapfallen,
- cheerless,
- crabbed,
- crabby,
- cranky,
- crestfallen,
- crotchety,
- crusty,
- curt,
- dark,
- dejected,
- depressed,
- desolate,
- despondent,
- desultory,
- deviable,
- disconsolate,
- disheartened,
- dismal,
- dizzy,
- dour,
- downcast,
- downhearted,
- dumpish,
- eccentric,
- erratic,
- fanciful,
- fantasied,
- fantastic,
- fast and loose,
- fickle,
- fitful,
- flaky,
- flickering,
- flighty,
- flitting,
- fluctuating,
- freakish,
- frowning,
- giddy,
- gloomy,
- glowering,
- glum,
- grim,
- grum,
- harebrained,
- huffish,
- huffy,
- humorsome,
- ill-humored,
- ill-tempered,
- impatient,
- impetuous,
- impulsive,
- in the doldrums,
- inconsistent,
- inconstant,
- indecisive,
- infirm,
- irregular,
- irresolute,
- irresponsible,
- irritable,
- kinky,
- long-faced,
- lowering,
- lugubrious,
- maggoty,
- mazy,
- melancholy,
- mercurial,
- moodish,
- mopey,
- moping,
- mopish,
- morose,
- motiveless,
- mumpish,
- notional,
- out of sorts,
- peevish,
- petulant,
- piqued,
- quirky,
- rambling,
- restless,
- roving,
- sad,
- saturnine,
- scatterbrained,
- scowling,
- shapeless,
- shifting,
- shifty,
- short,
- short-tempered,
- shuffling,
- snappish,
- snappy,
- spasmodic,
- spineless,
- sulking,
- sulky,
- sullen,
- surly,
- temperamental,
- testy,
- touchy,
- unaccountable,
- uncertain,
- uncontrolled,
- undependable,
- undisciplined,
- uneven,
- unfixed,
- unhappy,
- unpredictable,
- unreasonable,
- unreliable,
- unrestrained,
- unsettled,
- unstable,
- unstable as water,
- unstaid,
- unsteadfast,
- unsteady,
- vacillating,
- vagarious,
- vagrant,
- variable,
- vicissitudinary,
- vicissitudinous,
- volatile,
- wandering,
- wanton,
- waspish,
- wavering,
- wavery,
- wavy,
- wayward,
- whimsical,
- wishy-washy
- abase,
- abash,
- abashed,
- afflicted,
- agitated,
- bad,
- baffle,
- balk,
- beat down,
- beset,
- bilk,
- blow down,
- blow over,
- bothered,
- bowed-down,
- bowl down,
- bowl over,
- break down,
- bring down,
- bulldog,
- bulldoze,
- burn down,
- chagrin,
- chagrined,
- chapfallen,
- chop down,
- confound,
- confuse,
- confused,
- crestfallen,
- cross,
- cut down,
- damp,
- dampen,
- dampen the spirits,
- darken,
- dash,
- dash down,
- dashed,
- debase,
- deck,
- defeat,
- defeat expectation,
- degrade,
- deject,
- dejected,
- demean,
- depress,
- depressed,
- despairing,
- despondent,
- desponding,
- disappoint,
- discomfit,
- discomfited,
- discomforted,
- discompose,
- discomposed,
- disconcert,
- disconcerted,
- disconsolate,
- discourage,
- discouraged,
- dishearten,
- disheartened,
- disillusion,
- dispirit,
- dispirited,
- disquieted,
- dissatisfy,
- distressed,
- disturbed,
- down,
- downcast,
- downhearted,
- drooping,
- droopy,
- drop,
- embarrass,
- embarrassed,
- feeling low,
- fell,
- fetch down,
- flatten,
- floor,
- foil,
- frustrate,
- ground,
- heartless,
- hew down,
- humiliate,
- hung up,
- hypochondriac,
- hypochondriacal,
- ill at ease,
- in low spirits,
- in the depths,
- in the doldrums,
- in the dumps,
- knock down,
- knock over,
- languishing,
- lay level,
- lay low,
- lay out,
- let down,
- level,
- low,
- low-spirited,
- lower,
- lower the spirits,
- mortified,
- mortify,
- mow down,
- oppress,
- out of countenance,
- perturbed,
- pessimistic,
- pining,
- precipitate,
- press down,
- prostrate,
- pull down,
- put out,
- put-out,
- put-upon,
- rase,
- raze,
- sadden,
- send headlong,
- sink,
- smash,
- spiritless,
- spread-eagle,
- steamroller,
- subdued,
- suicidal,
- supinate,
- take down,
- tantalize,
- tear down,
- tease,
- throw,
- throw down,
- throw into confusion,
- thwart,
- topple,
- trip,
- troubled,
- tumble,
- uncomfortable,
- uneasy,
- upset,
- weary of life,
- weigh heavy upon,
- weigh upon,
- whack down,
- woebegone,
- world-weary
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