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spoil

[spoil] / spɔɪl /




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She encourages parents to "let go" if grandparents, aunties and uncles choose to spoil young ones.

From BBC

But then Will spoils the effect by digressing into a jarring non sequitur:

From Salon

But if there is a war over oil, will anyone enjoy the spoils?

From Barron's

Third, every parent should abide by an admonition frequently offered by my famous pediatrician father: “I never met a child spoiled for having been told too many times that they were loved.”

From The Wall Street Journal

As a result, an unprecedented number of people spoiled their ballots—close to 13% of the total—rather than cast their lot with either of the approved and all-too-similar candidates.

From The Wall Street Journal