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ruining
adjective as in deleterious
adjective as in wrecking
Weak matches
noun as in collapse
noun as in damage
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
Mrs MacDonald told the court: "He would say I'm going to kill him, I’m going to bloody kill him for ruining my life".
Ms Ferguson quickly moved some tables so she could put things on top of them to prevent the floodwaters from ruining belongings.
“I was afraid of ruining things. You were her best friend. I didn’t want to lose your friendship.”
"There are things we literally can't talk about without ruining our show. Because it's constructed so that you can leave and have a nice day. It's constructed so that you can leave uninformed."
At the following year’s MTV VMAs, Swift performed the song “Innocent” in which she ostensibly forgave West for simultaneously ruining her moment and elevating her status.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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