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sabotage
noun as in damage
verb as in incapacitate, damage
Example Sentences
Lorna Slater said she had no choice but to delay the deposit return scheme, accusing Conservative ministers of sabotage.
A series of parcel fires targeting courier companies in Poland, Germany and the UK were dry runs aimed at sabotaging flights to the US and Canada, Polish prosecutors say.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has denied wrongdoing by his staff, but opposition figures and hostage families have accused his government of sabotaging negotiations.
The former British Army soldier accused of spying for Iran and escaping from prison has told a court he agreed to travel to the Middle Eastern country but "purposefully sabotaged the operation".
“A hammer cannot be broken just by shock waves, for example. Someone has opened it and started sabotaging the inside.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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