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Destruction achieved by causing something to be wrecked or ruined.
ruin
downfall
ruining
wrecking
laying waste
català
ruïna
ruin
downfall
ruining
wrecking
laying waste
1
Of course you
ruin
the whole effect wearin' runnin' shoes with it.
2
Only Seoul, he said, could help save the impoverished state from
ruin
.
3
The moment felt too good to
ruin
with words, so she didn't.
4
He's under constant threat of
ruin
through the loss of his animals.
5
Under the shadow of the crisis his character was going to
ruin
.
1
However, the architects of state capture have also crafted their own
downfall
.
2
The
downfall
of two peoples follows in the train of personal calamity.
3
The
downfall
of popery in these lands would then have been inevitable.
4
He'd started this chain of events that had led to Isabelle's
downfall
.
5
Like the Church, the municipalities survived the
downfall
of the Roman empire.
1
This vein of talk is a sure way of
ruining
an evening.
2
And we're tired of the great consumer circus
ruining
it for us.
3
Her parents accused her of
ruining
the house and carrying on disgracefully.
4
We just come here to talk and you're
ruining
my friend's skirt.
5
A. and he was in the way of
ruining
my young life.
1
It abides by the result of the referendum without
wrecking
our economy.
2
The malicious demon concealed in the ink bottle delights in
wrecking
love.
3
No less extraordinary is the pork-barrel tradition
wrecking
state and national budgets.
4
So is PMQs really
wrecking
Westminster's reputation and turning people off politics?
5
Kiera's
wrecking
teams hadn't got round to 'reclaiming' it from Rubra's control.
1
Others understand all this of an army of locusts
laying
waste
the land.
2
Through Picardy he marched eastward burning and
laying
waste
as before.
3
The Spaniards, Germans, and Lorrainers are in the suburbs
laying
waste
the very gardens.
4
The monster was speedily approaching,
laying
waste
all before it.
5
Then into Wessex went Eadmund, ravaging and
laying
waste
there.
1
It would give me only the freedom to bring
ruination
to Africa.
2
Now they were faced with the wreckage and
ruination
of their efforts.
3
Both San Martino and Doberdo are destroyed beyond the limits of
ruination
.
4
The cost of upkeep has been the
ruination
of many a homeowner.
5
This matter between them had nothing to do with
ruination
or fortifications.
6
I squeezed my eyes shut, willing away the
ruination
of my evening.
7
Inez is the
ruination
of our young folks, and we all know it.
8
What saved font styles from
ruination
,
says Diesel, was the desktop publishing explosion.
9
The wind gusted, pressing her dress against the
ruination
that was her body.
10
Poets, artists, novelists and art historians have become the high priests of
ruination
.
11
It's
ruination
for us without the gun, and that you might have remembered.
12
Other means, open and covert, were employed to insure its
ruination
.
13
This is not about the
ruination
of White people-individualor collective.
14
But for a man-ora woman-that'spushing up, it's sheer
ruination
!
15
Richie stood by himself, hardly able to believe how quickly his
ruination
had come.
16
You can't think of anyone else whose day needs
ruination
.
ruination
mean ruination
sheer ruination
bring ruination
cause ruination
certain ruination
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