sucked
v.v. to be very bad, annoying, or disappointing. You use this when you are frustrated with a situation or a thing.
v. to be extremely unpleasant, unsatisfactory, or of poor quality. Informal in register; typically used in the third person to express dissatisfaction with a situation.
It really sucked that we lost the game.
The long commute to the city sucked all the energy out of her before the workday even began.
While the film's visual effects were stunning, the predictable plot and wooden acting sucked the tension out of what should have been a gripping climax.
Often used in the past tense ('it sucked') or as a stative verb to describe a situation.
The movie was sucked.The movie sucked.When used to mean 'was bad', the verb is active, not passive.