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ruína
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ruïna
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desgracia
Destruction achieved by causing something to be wrecked or ruined.
ruin
downfall
ruining
wrecking
laying waste
Portuguese
ruína
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
Portuguese
ruína
desolação
Catalan
ruïna
caiguda
decaïment
enderroc
perdició
aterrament
decadència
esfondrament
deperdició
Spanish
desgracia
ruina
destrozo
decadencia
arruinamiento
arrasamiento
descenso
caída