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Meanings of wrecked in English

Wrecked.

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          1
          It really wrecked his ability to say 'I was a good footballer'.
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          2
          Car uncoupled in tunnel; explosion; both men instantly killed; submarine tunnel wrecked.
          The Transgressors / Story of a Great Sin / A Political Novel of ...
          3
          He wrecked New Orleans' game plan last Sunday and was almost unblockable.
          Reuters
          4
          It came five years after a political scandal wrecked his previous bid.
          Reuters
          5
          And I know you wrecked the place a bit along the way.
          Cold Days
          6
          How many young people will have their bodies wrecked with long-term illness?
          Independent.ie
          7
          Of course I knew at once the place would be thoroughly wrecked.
          A big little life
          8
          Some Mexican states which dismantled municipal forces remain wrecked by violent crime.
          Reuters
          9
          A Reuters journalist saw parts of a body inside the wrecked car.
          Reuters
          10
          Nevertheless all these wrecked mechanical probes testified to what was physically possible.
          Existence
          11
          He had been helping in the examination of the wrecked enemy ships.
          Islands of Space
          12
          The explosion had wrecked the roof and sides of the narrow space.
          Boy Scouts Mysterious Signal; Or, Perils of the Black Bear Patro...
          13
          At Obeiraq there are no soldiers to be seen, no wrecked houses.
          The Guardian
          14
          Had this not happened, England and France would not have been wrecked.
          Last and First Men
          15
          The Holy Alliance was wrecked in the Crimean War-notthrough our fault.
          The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
          16
          The first brings back most of the men wrecked at the Ladrones.
          History of the Philippine Islands
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