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ruined
adjective as in destroyed
Strongest matches
Strong matches
adjective as in spoiled
adjective as in rendered unchaste
adjective as in bankrupt
adjective as in spoiled
Strongest matches
Weak matches
Example Sentences
Earlier, Mr MacDonald's wife told the court that her husband threatened to kill an osteopath he claimed had ruined his life by making a back injury worse.
Cinderella, however, ruined the coronation by proving mentality is still more valuable than money, grit can still beat greed and the magic of pixie dust should never be underestimated.
“The worst thing you can do with a comedy is to outstay your welcome. Things can be ruined by hanging on too long because then people can get fed up with you, and that can make them look dimly at the work that you've done up until that point,” he said.
Many sub-postmasters were wrongly sent to prison for false accounting and theft, and several more were financially ruined.
Hundreds of people have left their homes and have been sheltering in schools, while cashew nut farmers have complained that their crops have been ruined by the huge quantities of ash which have fallen on the surrounding area.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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