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perdition

[per-dish-uhn] / pərˈdɪʃ ən /


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The answer is that it’s not only morally wrong; righting abuses of power by abusing power is a moral absurdity and a short route to national perdition.

From The Wall Street Journal

How do we know that the expansion of gambling will coax some players, coaches and others toward perdition?

From Los Angeles Times

If so, which people are allowed in and which are banished to perdition, if not sentenced to be annihilated?

From Salon

The final showdown involves a high-stakes game of curling and a fiery portal to perdition.

From New York Times

People inundating us with spurious claims of knowledge feel free to condemn to perdition those who doubt their authority.

From Washington Post