suicided
SaySOO-i-syd-idUS/ˈsuɪˌsaɪdɪd/UK/ˈs(j)uːɪˌsaɪdɪd/
- 1Having ended one's own life, or having brought about one's own destruction.
The suicided novelist became the subject of countless biographies.
Engineers examined the suicided satellite, which had triggered its own destruction in orbit.
Note
The participle at work in front of a noun: a suicided parent, a suicided friend. Richard Pertway Dobson's China Cycle (1946) stretches it to a whole place, "a suicided city," where the self-destruction is collective and figurative. It takes no degrees, so nothing is more suicided than something else. As an adjective it describes only self-inflicted ends, unlike the past-tense verb, which can also mean a staged killing.
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