Adjective:

அழித்தொழித்த,

busted's Usage Examples:

Because I busted you felonious stepfather?Hand brake's been busted for ages.

The lingering rage at being so unceremoniously busted, and by a snippy woman storm trooper to boot, was only now beginning to melt away in the peace of his quarters.

Since fossil fuels consist of carbon and hydrogen atoms, they create carbon dioxide when they are burned, or combusted.

The maid dropped silently, her nose busted and blood splattered across her features.

That busted up the reception but hubby was okay, he just had a big bump!Of course, I just about came unglued, my family gasped and my hubby to be wasn't too happy either.

Then I busted his chops how he wouldn't be able to, I don't know, relate.

Pre-heated combusted air is pushed in with small holes which results into a very powerful and efficient fire.

Hippie Skivvies - The sports bras here run a little bit small, but they claim that they have had many a happy large busted customer.

These problems are caused by the release of pollutants such as sulphur and nitrogen when fossil fuels are combusted.

Only little Lydia—who I understand was Jill-on-the-job and busted you for racing on her first day on duty.

The Complainant is a supplier of lingerie and swimwear for large busted women.

This one looks like a busted piece of Halloween pottery.

Rosewater and Atherton, Attorneys-at-Law, was a partnership of Ethel Rosewater and Arthur Atherton, a pompous bastard that Dean had busted for soliciting a plainclothesman outside a gay bar.

Synonyms:

damaged, broken,

Antonyms:

continuous, unbroken, undamaged,