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spoil
verb as in ruin, hurt
verb as in baby, indulge
Weak matches
verb as in decay, turn bad
Strongest match
Example Sentences
If the weather spoils your plans this year, there is not too long to wait until the Geminids peak in our skies on the night of 12 December.
Often, in spite of its spoiled political terrain, L.A., like the bird of paradise, found a way to sprout.
Andrew Robertson gave Liverpool the lead against the Clarets before Jay Rodriguez equalised to give the visitors a share of the spoils.
Trump has been a vociferous opponent of wind energy ever since Scotland built a wind farm that spoiled the view from one of his golf resorts.
Maybe I'm spoiled by knowing so many genuinely good, Harris-voting men, but I'm not quite ready to go there.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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