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Ancur

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Definition & Context

Destroyed or severely damaged; a state of disarray or malfunction. In slang context, refers to something that has failed completely or a very bad situation.

Synonyms & Variants

ambyar

ambyar

Completely shattered, messy, often used to describe total failure or deep disappointment.

Dialect Variant
berantakan

berantakan

In a state of disorder; chaotic; in disarray.

Synonym
bobrok

bobrok

Completely damaged; dilapidated; no longer usable (referring to buildings, morals, etc.).

Register Variant
hancur

hancur

Completely damaged; destroyed; annihilated; shattered.

Synonym
rusak

rusak

No longer perfect; rotten; destroyed; unusable.

Synonym

Usage Notes or Etymology

This term is an informal variant of 'hancur' (destroyed) commonly used in everyday conversation among Indonesian speakers. The usage of 'ancur' is more prevalent in oral and digital communication contexts rather than in formal or academic writing.

Real-world Usage

Rencananya ancur gara-gara hujan deras kemarin.

English Translation
The plan fell apart because of the heavy rain yesterday.

Representative of real-world usage and contextual accuracy.

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