Having had internal organs removed; stripped of essential meaning, content, or power.
Past participle and adjective form of 'eviscerate.' This form can describe either literal surgical removal or metaphorical emptying of substance.
Use 'eviscerated' to describe something that's been hollowed out and made meaningless—like 'the policy was eviscerated by amendments' sounds more dramatic and exact than simply 'weakened.'
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