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Meaning of ripped
The primary meaning of the word "ripped" is something that has been torn or pulled apart violently.
Etymology of ripped
The word "ripped" originates from the Old English word "ripian" or "ripian", which means to tear or pull apart.
The term has been in use since the 15th century and has evolved to encompass various meanings, including the act of tearing, pulling apart, or removing something forcibly.
Synonyms
torn
split
fractured
broken
shattered
severed
cut
slashed
gashed
lacerated
mutilated
damaged
harmed
injured
wounded
bruised
battered
smashed
crushed
pulverized
fragmented
dissected
dissected
sliced
diced
hacked
chopped
shredded
tattered
frayed
unravelled
unstitched
unseamed
unmended
unrepaired
deteriorated
decrepit
worn
worn-out
threadbare
ragged
rough
rugged
coarse
holed
pierced
perforated
punctured
Definitions
- Past tense and past participle of rip, which means to tear or pull something apart violently, or to remove or extract something forcibly.
- * In a state of being torn or pulled apart, often in a violent or sudden manner.
- * In informal contexts, "ripped" can also mean being in a state of excellent physical condition, often due to intense exercise or muscle-building activities.
Usage Examples
- The fabric was ripped when it got caught in the machine.
- * He ripped his shirt while trying to climb through the window.
- * After months of working out, she was ripped and ready for the fitness competition.