0 past simple and past participle of bankrupt
According to them, the country was bankrupted by an unnecessary war, and upright citizens' lands were confiscated to form unproductive co-operatives.
Prominent in the 1870s, one short story narrates the marriage of the protagonist, who is bankrupted by the ostentatious wedding.
Many farms could be bankrupted as a result.
If we have many more such successes, the country will be bankrupted.
If they break the law, are they to be bankrupted?
The public sector cannot be bankrupted because no strict cash limits have been imposed.
They may be bankrupted because of their redundancy bill.
It merely showed gullibility or neglect, but the contractor who made the slip was virtually bankrupted by it.
