Down-And-Out

Synonyms of down-and-out

• destitute
• impoverished
• penniless

Antonyms of down-and-out

• wealthy
• affluent
• prosperous

Collocations of down-and-out

down-and-out

Frequency: 80 %

The down-and-out man slept on a bench in the park every night.

down-and-out

Frequency: 70 %

After losing his job, he became destitute and had to live on the streets.

down-and-out

Frequency: 65 %

The down-and-out family relied on food donations to survive.

down-and-out

Frequency: 60 %

She was a down-and-out artist trying to make ends meet.

down-and-out

Frequency: 50 %

The down-and-out woman felt hopeless and alone.

Idiomatic Expressions for down-and-out

• Phrase: kick a man when he's down-and-out
  Meaning: to take advantage of someone who is already in a difficult situation
  Usage: It's not right to kick a man when he's down-and-out. We should try to help him instead.