Smash or break forcefully.
An accident that destroys a ship at sea.
A serious accident (usually involving one or more vehicles)
An old decrepit automobile.
1 Complicated insurance products with suspect terms can wreck retirement plans, Rehl noted.
2 Tories believe the Labour amendments are more likely to wreck the bill.
3 She is concerned a potential downturn could wreck the job market again.
4 None of the Whigs suffered more in the general wreck than Addison.
5 The poor old woman is a wreck in body and in mind.
6 No; but in a splendid wreck of wrath and jealousy and hatred.
7 The witness for the State looked in dumb amazement at the wreck .
8 A sudden move might wreck any chance of surprise, let alone success.
9 I've been a wreck at work all morning just worrying about her.
10 I needed to bolster her newborn sense of safety, not wreck it.
11 When that wreck happened, Stevie Reeves, my spotter did a great job.
12 The lifeboat got entangled in the wreck and could not get clear.
13 She did not seem like a wreck ; the men were the wrecks.
14 He then joined in hauling on board the wreck of the rigging.
15 Sahwah lay motionless in the snow beside the wreck of the bob.
16 The question is, was the gold stolen before the wreck or afterwards?
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