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1

as in to bankrupt

to cause to lose one’s fortune and become unable to pay one’s debts

after he was ruined by the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, the industrialist was forced to sell his mansion and start all over again


2

as in to destroy

to bring destruction to (something) through violent action

tornadoes ruined a wide swath of the county


3

as in to wreck

to bring to a complete end the physical soundness, existence, or usefulness of

a huge fire that ruined an entire city block


1

as in destruction

the state or fact of being rendered nonexistent, physically unsound, or useless

a vicious bombardment that left the building in ruins


2

as in wreck

ruins plural

the portion or bits of something left over or behind after it has been destroyed

the ruins of an abandoned abbey

3

as in bankruptcy

the inability to pay one’s debts

the family faces ruin if the chief breadwinner doesn’t find another job very soon


4

as in downfall

something that is the cause of one’s ultimate failure or loss of life

the politician’s eventual ruin would be a sexual indiscretion

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  1. ruinverb

    Synonyms:
    ruinate

  2. ruinverb

    to cause the ruin of.

    Synonyms:
    ruinate

  3. ruinverb

    To destroy or make something no longer be able to be for good use.

    He ruined his new white slacks by accidentally spilling oil on them.

    Synonyms:
    ruinate

  4. ruinverb

    To mess up the plans or progress of, or to put into disarray; to spoil.

    My car breaking down just as I was on the road ruined my vacation.

    Synonyms:
    ruinate

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  1. ruin

    Abuse covers all unreasonable or improper use or treatment by word or act. A tenant does not abuse rented property by «reasonable wear,» though that may damage the property and injure its sale; he may abuse it by needless defacement or neglect. It is possible to abuse a man without harming him, as when the criminal vituperates the judge; or to harm a man without abusing him, as when the witness tells the truth about the criminal. Defame, malign, rail at, revile, slander, vilify, and vituperate are used always in a bad sense. One may be justly reproached. To impose on or to victimize one is to injure him by abusing his confidence. To persecute one is to ill-treat him for opinion’s sake, commonly for religious belief; to oppress is generally for political or pecuniary motives. «Thou shalt not oppress an hired servant that is poor and needy,» Deut. xxiv, 14. Misemploy, misuse, and pervert are commonly applied to objects rather than to persons. A dissolute youth misemploys his time, misuses his money and opportunities, harms his associates, perverts his talents, wrongs his parents, ruins himself, abuses every good gift of God.

    Synonyms:
    abuse, aggrieve, damage, defame, defile, disparage, harm, ill-treat, ill-use, impose on, impose upon, injure, malign, maltreat, misemploy, misuse, molest, oppress, persecute, pervert, prostitute, rail at, ravish, reproach, revile, slander, victimize, vilify, violate, vituperate, wrong

    Antonyms:
    applaud, benefit, care for, cherish, conserve, consider, eulogize, extol, favor, laud, panegyrize, praise, protect, regard, respect, shield, sustain, tend, uphold, vindicate

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  1. ruin

    Synonyms:
    fall, destruction, defeat, overthrow, lapse, collapse, desolation, downfall, perdition, subversion, decay, decadence, prostration, dilapidation, disorganization

    Antonyms:
    rise, success, prosperity, salvation, rescue, recovery, stabilisation, conservation, regeneration, revivification, reparation, renascence, organization, construction

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  1. ruin, ruinationnoun

    an irrecoverable state of devastation and destruction

    «you have brought ruin on this entire family»

    Synonyms:
    ruination, downfall, ruining, wrecking, laying waste, dilapidation

  2. ruinnoun

    a ruined building

    «they explored several Roman ruins»

    Synonyms:
    ruination, downfall, ruining, wrecking, laying waste, dilapidation

  3. dilapidation, ruinnoun

    the process of becoming dilapidated

    Synonyms:
    decrepitude, ruining, ruination, wrecking, laying waste, dilapidation, downfall

  4. ruin, ruinationnoun

    an event that results in destruction

    Synonyms:
    ruination, downfall, ruining, wrecking, laying waste, dilapidation

  5. downfall, ruin, ruinationnoun

    failure that results in a loss of position or reputation

    Synonyms:
    fall, ruination, ruining, precipitation, wrecking, laying waste, dilapidation, downfall

  6. laying waste, ruin, ruining, ruination, wreckingverb

    destruction achieved by causing something to be wrecked or ruined

    Synonyms:
    razing, ruining, ruination, wrecking, laying waste, dilapidation, downfall

  7. destroy, ruinverb

    destroy completely; damage irreparably

    «You have ruined my car by pouring sugar in the tank!»; «The tears ruined her make-up»

    Synonyms:
    demolish, destruct, bankrupt, smash, deflower, break, destroy, put down

  8. ruinverb

    destroy or cause to fail

    «This behavior will ruin your chances of winning the election»

    Synonyms:
    deflower, break, smash, bankrupt, destroy

  9. bankrupt, ruin, break, smashverb

    reduce to bankruptcy

    «My daughter’s fancy wedding is going to break me!»; «The slump in the financial markets smashed him»

    Synonyms:
    crack, break away, give way, soften, reveal, develop, unwrap, conk out, part, collapse, die, smash up, transgress, founder, weaken, dash, discover, bang up, snap off, stop, go, demote, break out, separate, split, give away, destroy, damp, smash, deflower, offend, get out, fracture, relegate, bring out, violate, divulge, pause, let on, get around, interrupt, wear out, cave in, break-dance, crush, break up, check, give out, break in, give, split up, better, burst, go bad, boom, breach, break off, disclose, bust, erupt, recrudesce, break dance, go against, dampen, fall in, bump, let out, fall apart, kick downstairs, blast, nail, break down, infract, fail, come apart, bankrupt, expose, break, demolish, discontinue, intermit, wear

  10. ruinverb

    reduce to ruins

    «The country lay ruined after the war»

    Synonyms:
    deflower, break, smash, bankrupt, destroy

  11. deflower, ruinverb

    deprive of virginity

    «This dirty old man deflowered several young girls in the village»

    Synonyms:
    mar, impair, deflower, spoil, vitiate, bankrupt, smash, break, destroy

  12. ruinverb

    fall into ruin

    Synonyms:
    deflower, break, smash, bankrupt, destroy

Matched Categories

    • Building
    • Copulate
    • Decay
    • Devastate
    • Devastation
    • Impoverish
    • Thwart

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  1. ruinnoun

    Synonyms:
    destruction, discomfiture, overthrow, defeat, wreck, shipwreck, perdition, fall, downfall, prostration, subversion, undoing

  2. ruinnoun

    Synonyms:
    mischief, bane, pest

  3. ruinverb

    Synonyms:
    destroy, demolish, overthrow, subvert, overturn, overwhelm

  4. ruinverb

    Synonyms:
    impoverish, bring to want, reduce to poverty

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  1. ruinnoun

    Synonyms:
    bane, pest, plague

  2. ruinnoun

    Synonyms:
    wreck, destruction, undoing, dilapidation, disorganization, perdition, ruination, subversion, shipwreck, downfall, havoc, demolition

  3. ruinverb

    Synonyms:
    overthrow, subvert, destroy, wreck, ruinate, impoverish

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  1. List of paraphrases for «ruin»:

    spoil, ruins, destroy, ruination, wrack, striker, downfall, doom, ruined, collapse

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  1. De Lesseps:

    I always say if you can’t forgive the people you love, then who can you forgive? … I’m not going to let a silly kiss ruin the rest of our lives.

  2. Jerry Jones:

    Ok this is what you want? Ok then, I’m going to ruin your life. You will see. If I was you, I wouldn’t go out tonight.

  3. Emmanuel Macron:

    [ Its ] help we didnt ask for. The G-7 help was decided without Brazil. AMAZON WILDFIRES GET SOME HELP FROM US FIREFIGHTING PLANE At the G-7 summit on Monday, French President Emmanuel Macron said the Amazon, while mostly in Brazil, is a worldwide issue, and thatthe world can not allow Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro to ruin the entire globe. We respect your sovereignty. Its your country.

  4. Jennifer Andresen:

    When I’m with my kids, it can ruin the moment if we are doing something special, at one of the playgrounds there is a honeycomb looking thing and I can’t take them to play there anymore.

  5. Anonymous:

    A future with automation is the equivalent as the past with primitive technology. It is the abstract factor that will ruin the utmost ambitions of our families’ generations. To combat this ‘societal plague’ is to combat laziness, similar to defending against our negative mentality.


Translations for ruin

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  • خراب, دمرArabic
  • ruïnaCatalan, Valencian
  • zřícenina, zruinovat, ruinaCzech
  • adfailWelsh
  • ruin, ødelægDanish
  • Ruin, verderben, zerstören, kaputtmachen, vernichten, ruinieren, auf die Knie zwingen, RuineGerman
  • ερείπιο, καταστρέφωGreek
  • ruinoEsperanto
  • arruinar, ruina, ruinar, desbaratarSpanish
  • vareEstonian
  • tärvellä, raunio, raunioittaa, turmio, pilata, rappio, tuhotaFinnish
  • gâcher, ruiner, ruine, abîmer, plomber, foutre en l’air, massacrerFrench
  • RuïneWestern Frisian
  • creach, tobhtaScottish Gaelic
  • הרס, דפק, פישלHebrew
  • विनाश, नाशHindi
  • romba dönt, lerombol, roncs, omladék, rom, tönkreteszHungarian
  • կործանելArmenian
  • rústIcelandic
  • rovina, rovinareItalian
  • 破綻, 崩壊, 潰す, 遺跡, 破壊, 打ち壊す, 廃墟, めちゃめちゃ, 破産, 滅ぼす, 潰滅Japanese
  • ნანგრევიGeorgian
  • 붕괴Korean
  • شوێنه‌وارKurdish
  • ruinaLatin
  • griautiLithuanian
  • grautLatvian
  • verval, bouwval, puin, puinhoop, ruïne, ruïnerenDutch
  • ruinNorwegian
  • kitsʼiilí‎Navajo, Navaho
  • roïna, arroïnarOccitan
  • ruinaPolish
  • arruinar, ruína, acabar com, destruirPortuguese
  • ruegna, ruina, ruignaRomansh
  • ruină, stricaRomanian
  • крах, гибель, портить, в развалинах, разрушать, разорение, развалина, разрушить, в руинах, крушение, руина, испортитьRussian
  • orroghina, roghina, arruinuSardinian
  • podorina, ruševina, razvala, provalina, razval, упропастити, razvalina, podorSerbo-Croatian
  • zruinovaťSlovak
  • ruin, ödelägga, ruineraSwedish
  • அழிவுTamil
  • kalıntıTurkish
  • hư hạiVietnamese
  • rwinerWalloon

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Pronunciation:

[ ɹˈuːɪn], [ ɹˈuːɪn], [ ɹ_ˈuː_ɪ_n]

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Similar words for ruin:

  • other relevant words (adjective)

  • annihilation (noun)

  • antique (noun)

  • bane (noun)

  • bankruptcy (noun)

  • calamity (noun)

  • cataclysm (noun)

  • collision (noun)

  • comedown (noun)

  • consumption (noun)

  • damage (noun)

  • death (noun)

  • debacle (noun)

  • decay (noun)

  • defeat (noun)

  • demise (noun)

  • desolation (noun)

  • destruction (noun)

  • deterioration (noun)

  • devastation (noun)

  • dilapidation (noun)

  • disaster (noun)

  • discomfiture (noun)

  • dissolution (noun)

  • doom (noun)

  • downfall (noun)

  • evil (noun)

  • fall (noun)

  • fiasco (noun)

  • finish (noun)

  • harm (noun)

  • hell (noun)

  • hurt (noun)

  • injury (noun)

  • injury, loss (noun)

  • injustice (noun)

  • licking (noun)

  • loss (noun)

  • losses (noun)

  • obliteration (noun)

  • other relevant words (noun)

  • outrage (noun)

  • perdition (noun)

  • putrefaction (noun)

  • rack and ruin (noun)

  • rout (noun)

  • ruin (noun)

  • ruins (noun)

  • smash (noun)

  • undoing (noun)

  • unjustness (noun)

  • vandalism (noun)

  • violation (noun)

  • waste (noun)

  • wreck (noun)

  • abuse (verb)

  • annihilate (verb)

  • assault (verb)

  • baffle (verb)

  • balk (verb)

  • ball up (verb)

  • batter (verb)

  • bilk (verb)

  • botch (verb)

  • break (verb)

  • bungle (verb)

  • canker (verb)

  • cheapen (verb)

  • circumvent (verb)

  • compromise (verb)

  • consume (verb)

  • cook (verb)

  • corrupt (verb)

  • counter (verb)

  • cripple (verb)

  • crush (verb)

  • damage (verb)

  • dash (verb)

  • debauch (verb)

  • deface (verb)

  • defeat (verb)

  • deflower (verb)

  • deform (verb)

  • demolish (verb)

  • desolate (verb)

  • destroy (verb)

  • devastate (verb)

  • disable (verb)

  • discredit (verb)

  • dismantle (verb)

  • dissolve (verb)

  • end (verb)

  • enfeeble (verb)

  • finish (verb)

  • frustrate (verb)

  • harm (verb)

  • harrow (verb)

  • injure (verb)

  • kill (verb)

  • level (verb)

  • louse up (verb)

  • mar (verb)

  • mess up (verb)

  • misshape (verb)

  • murder (verb)

  • overthrow (verb)

  • pervert (verb)

  • prostrate (verb)

  • pull down (verb)

  • ravage (verb)

  • raze (verb)

  • reduce (verb)

  • ruin (verb)

  • sap (verb)

  • shatter (verb)

  • smash (verb)

  • subvert (verb)

  • tear down (verb)

  • thwart (verb)

  • undermine (verb)

  • undo (verb)

  • unhorse (verb)

  • vandalize (verb)

  • wreak havoc (verb)

  • other synonyms
  • allure

  • attack

  • ball up

  • cheapen

  • compromise

  • confuse

  • consume

  • damage

  • defeat

  • deform

  • desolate

  • destroy

  • disable

  • disaster

  • end

  • injure

  • kill

  • louse up

  • other relevant words

  • pervert

  • shatter

  • take apart

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  • adj.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • bankrupt,
    • state.
  • n.

    • disfigure,
    • mark,
    • stain,
    • take its toll,
    • extinction,
    • demolition.

    • beggar,
    • ascent,
    • vestige,
    • come out,
    • descend,
    • disestablish,
    • acquire,
    • climb,
    • ruins.

    • balcony,
    • ceiling,
    • bay,
    • catacombs,
    • body,
    • brickwork,
    • cornerstone,
    • beading,
    • alcove,
    • addition.

    • the ravages of something.

    • litter.

    annihilation (noun)

    • decimations.

    antique (noun)

    • heirloom,
    • objet d’art,
    • rarity,
    • bygone,
    • monument.

    bane (noun)

    • fatal attraction.

    bankruptcy (noun)

    • destitutenesses,
    • over draft,
    • in solvency,
    • non payment,
    • over drafts,
    • de fault,
    • over-drafts,
    • non-payments,
    • non payments,
    • de faults,
    • in-solvencies,
    • de-faults,
    • over-draft,
    • in-solvency,
    • de-fault,
    • pauperisms,
    • in solvencies.

    calamity (noun)

    • dis-tress,
    • mis-fortunes,
    • mis fortunes,
    • re-verse,
    • blue ruins,
    • mis chances,
    • mis adventures,
    • the worsts,
    • mis fortune,
    • mis adventure,
    • mis chance,
    • dis tresses,
    • dis-tresses,
    • mis-adventure,
    • re verse,
    • mis-chance,
    • mis-adventures,
    • dis tress,
    • holy messes,
    • mis-chances,
    • unholy messes.

    cataclysm (noun)

    • flood,
    • double trouble,
    • torrents.

    collision (noun)

    • head-ons,
    • headons,
    • head ons,
    • demolishments,
    • headon.

    comedown (noun)

    • de motion,
    • de-motions,
    • de-scents,
    • de scent,
    • anti-climaxes,
    • de motions,
    • dis appointment,
    • de-scent,
    • dis-appointment,
    • anti climax,
    • dis-appointments,
    • anti-climax,
    • de scents,
    • dis appointments,
    • de-motion,
    • anti climaxes.

    consumption (noun)

    • de creases,
    • de-creases,
    • de crease,
    • using ups,
    • de-crease,
    • wear tear,
    • consumings,
    • drinkings.

    damage (noun)

    • mutilation,
    • cave-in,
    • cave-ins,
    • mutilations,
    • pollution,
    • cave in.

    death (noun)

    • finis,
    • finises,
    • after life,
    • eternal rest,
    • necrosis.

    debacle (noun)

    • de feasances,
    • de-feasances,
    • de feasance,
    • re-versal,
    • de-feasance,
    • shellackings,
    • crack ups,
    • re versal.

    decay (noun)

    • de generation,
    • de-cadences,
    • de cays,
    • dis integrations,
    • dis-integrations,
    • perishings,
    • de-generation,
    • de compositions,
    • rottings,
    • spoilations,
    • dis-integration,
    • de-cays,
    • de cadence,
    • wastings,
    • de-cay,
    • de-cadence,
    • de cay,
    • de cadences,
    • fadings,
    • dis repair,
    • de-composition,
    • dis-repairs,
    • de-compositions,
    • dis integration,
    • wasting aways,
    • dis-repair,
    • de-generations,
    • dis repairs,
    • de generations,
    • crumblings,
    • de composition.

    defeat (noun)

    • Whaling,
    • subjugation,
    • lacings,
    • non-success,
    • thrashing,
    • Vanquishment,
    • Downthrow,
    • subjugations,
    • waxings,
    • nonsuccess,
    • Insuccess,
    • kos.

    demise (noun)

    • de-mises,
    • number up,
    • number ups,
    • last outs,
    • last roundups,
    • lights outs,
    • de mise,
    • numbers up,
    • final thrills,
    • number’s ups,
    • numbers ups,
    • de-mise,
    • de mises.

    desolation (noun)

    • bleakness,
    • wildness,
    • forlornness.

    destruction (noun)

    • crashings,
    • crushings,
    • devastation,
    • slayings,
    • vandalism,
    • sackings,
    • ruination.

    deterioration (noun)

    • lessening,
    • degringolade,
    • vitiation.

    devastation (noun)

    • de predation,
    • de foliations,
    • de-predations,
    • de-foliation,
    • de-foliations,
    • de-predation,
    • de foliation,
    • de predations,
    • defoliations.

    dilapidation (noun)

    • dilapidation.

    disaster (noun)

    • fell strokes,
    • ill lucks,
    • act god,
    • hard lucks.

    discomfiture (noun)

    • disconcertion,
    • disconcertment.

    dissolution (noun)

    • defunctions,
    • de functions,
    • liquefactions,
    • de-function,
    • dis continuations,
    • dis-missals,
    • dis-missal,
    • dis continuation,
    • dis appearances,
    • de-functions,
    • dis-appearances,
    • re-solution,
    • dis-continuation,
    • dis missal,
    • dis-solutions,
    • re-solutions,
    • meltings,
    • dis-appearance,
    • dis-solution,
    • dis solutions,
    • de function,
    • dis solution,
    • dis-continuations,
    • dis missals,
    • dis appearance,
    • re solutions.

    doom (noun)

    • fore ordinations,
    • lap god,
    • de-crees,
    • pre destinations,
    • pre-destinations,
    • way ball bounce,
    • lap the god,
    • fore ordination,
    • way ball bounces,
    • way cookie crumble,
    • pre-destination,
    • lap of god,
    • de cree,
    • way the cookie crumble,
    • lap gods,
    • handwriting wall,
    • de-cree,
    • de crees,
    • predeterminations,
    • pre determination,
    • lap of gods,
    • pre-determinations,
    • lap of the god,
    • pre destination,
    • way the ball bounce,
    • pre-determination,
    • lap the gods,
    • pre determinations,
    • fore-ordinations,
    • foreordinations,
    • fixed futures.

    downfall (noun)

    • downfall.

    evil (noun)

    • sinfulness,
    • diabolism,
    • Knaveries,
    • Peccancy,
    • infamy,
    • obscenity,
    • knavery,
    • diabolisms,
    • criminalities,
    • vileness,
    • looseness,
    • criminality.

    fall (noun)

    • sur renders,
    • sur-renders,
    • sur-render.

    fiasco (noun)

    • mis carriage,
    • mis carriages,
    • botched situations,
    • mis-carriages,
    • dumb tricks,
    • mis-carriage,
    • dumb thing do.

    finish (noun)

    • end the road,
    • winding-ups,
    • windingups,
    • wind ups,
    • end the line,
    • last stages,
    • wrap ups,
    • windingup,
    • wrapup,
    • desistances,
    • wrapups,
    • end road,
    • wind-ups,
    • wrap-ups,
    • winding ups,
    • end of road.

    harm (noun)

    • deleteriousnesses,
    • perniciousnesses,
    • banefulnesses,
    • noxiousnesses.

    hell (noun)

    • perdition.

    hurt (noun)

    • dis-advantage,
    • black and blues,
    • ill treatment,
    • ill-treatments,
    • black blue,
    • dis advantages,
    • black blues,
    • illtreatment,
    • illtreatments,
    • dis-advantages,
    • dis advantage,
    • black and blue.

    injury (noun)

    • in juries,
    • de formations,
    • in-dignities,
    • in-dignity,
    • de-formation,
    • in dignity,
    • de-formations,
    • in-juries,
    • in-jury,
    • in jury,
    • in dignities,
    • de formation.

    injury, loss (noun)

    • damage(s).

    injustice (noun)

    • dis-criminations,
    • in equalities,
    • in fractions,
    • un-lawfulnesses,
    • in-justices,
    • in justices,
    • in-equality,
    • in-equalities,
    • un-lawfulness,
    • dis criminations,
    • in equality,
    • in equities,
    • un lawfulness,
    • in-equities,
    • in-fractions,
    • dirty deals,
    • crying shames,
    • un lawfulnesses,
    • dis-crimination,
    • in fraction,
    • in-fraction,
    • dis crimination,
    • in-equity,
    • in-justice.

    licking (noun)

    • licking.

    loss (noun)

    • depletion,
    • expropriation,
    • deprivation,
    • divestiture,
    • forfeiture,
    • attrition,
    • privation,
    • exhaustion,
    • erosion,
    • debit,
    • dispossession,
    • decrement,
    • penalty,
    • dissipation,
    • decrease,
    • setback,
    • shrinkage.

    losses (noun)

    • be out of pocket,
    • take a bath,
    • be/get burned.

    obliteration (noun)

    • obliteration.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • gangrene,
    • spoilage,
    • number’s up,
    • crack-up,
    • pratfalls,
    • disbandment,
    • Desistance,
    • booboos,
    • favoritism,
    • handwriting on wall,
    • injury,
    • crying shame,
    • falls,
    • foreordination,
    • antiquity,
    • putridness,
    • crackups,
    • deflation,
    • liquidation,
    • liquefaction,
    • calamity,
    • deterioration,
    • damage,
    • ill treatments,
    • Fore-ordination,
    • wreck,
    • roughs,
    • washout,
    • smash up,
    • destruction,
    • head on,
    • fiasco,
    • doom,
    • sacrilege,
    • inhumanity,
    • mistreatment,
    • last out,
    • dissolution,
    • head-on,
    • violation,
    • desolation,
    • collision,
    • in equity,
    • putrescence,
    • spoliation,
    • worst,
    • unfairness,
    • tribulation,
    • ravishment,
    • end line,
    • rear ender,
    • demise,
    • ill luck,
    • shutouts,
    • crackup,
    • pile up,
    • boo-boos,
    • bane,
    • overdrafts,
    • caries,
    • comedown,
    • shutout,
    • putrefaction,
    • defeat,
    • cataclysm,
    • rout,
    • disbandments,
    • rottenness,
    • dirty deal,
    • winding-up,
    • windups,
    • junker,
    • evil,
    • end of line,
    • Artifacts,
    • predetermination,
    • deflations,
    • outrage,
    • ill-treatment,
    • unjustness,
    • end,
    • shipwreck,
    • smash-up,
    • hard luck,
    • bygones,
    • Gangrenes,
    • fell stroke,
    • shipwrecks,
    • scar,
    • blue ruin,
    • way cookie crumbles,
    • the worst,
    • debacle,
    • Destituteness,
    • dumb trick,
    • Downs,
    • injustice,
    • Demolishment,
    • discomfiture,
    • antique,
    • deformation,
    • way the ball bounces,
    • fixed future,
    • pile-up,
    • eating,
    • end of the road,
    • deleteriousness,
    • booboo,
    • monuments,
    • artifact,
    • burnings,
    • dumb thing to do,
    • holy mess,
    • Banefulness,
    • last roundup,
    • finish,
    • pratfall,
    • cropper,
    • crack-ups,
    • consumption,
    • sentences,
    • defalcations,
    • decimation,
    • putridities,
    • wind-up,
    • bankruptcy,
    • sideswipe,
    • rotting,
    • fall,
    • in justice,
    • deformations,
    • harm,
    • windup,
    • perniciousness,
    • failings,
    • Defunction,
    • unholy mess,
    • botched situation,
    • using up,
    • end of the line,
    • last stage,
    • sideswipes,
    • wasting away,
    • lap of the gods,
    • smash,
    • pauperism,
    • putridity,
    • junkers,
    • spoliations,
    • predestination,
    • undoing,
    • death,
    • way the cookie crumbles,
    • BADS,
    • fender bender,
    • wrap-up,
    • visitation,
    • witherings,
    • railroad,
    • complete distruction,
    • spoilation,
    • loss,
    • relic,
    • croppers,
    • defalcation,
    • hurt,
    • disaster,
    • trouncings,
    • grafitti,
    • defoliation,
    • overdraft,
    • onesidedness,
    • Non-payment,
    • boo-boo,
    • havoc,
    • decay,
    • rack and ruin,
    • rear-ender,
    • noxiousness,
    • final thrill.

    outrage (noun)

    • mis doings,
    • out-rages,
    • ravishings,
    • out rage,
    • out rages,
    • out-rage,
    • in humanities,
    • in-humanity,
    • mis-doings,
    • in-humanities,
    • mis-doing,
    • mis doing,
    • in humanity.

    perdition (noun)

    • underworld,
    • infernal regions,
    • purgatory,
    • lower world,
    • everlasting fire,
    • place of torment,
    • infernal region,
    • loss of the soul.

    putrefaction (noun)

    • rottennesses.

    rack and ruin (noun)

    • rack ruin,
    • rack-ruin,
    • complete distructions.

    rout (noun)

    • re treats,
    • re-treats,
    • hidings,
    • clobberings,
    • re-treat.

    ruin (noun)

    • crash,
    • degeneracy,
    • downgrade,
    • the end,
    • wrecking,
    • failure,
    • landslide,
    • insolvency,
    • skids,
    • breakdown,
    • degeneration,
    • destitution,
    • break up,
    • nemesis,
    • waterloo,
    • atrophy,
    • apocalypse,
    • Crumbling,
    • confusion,
    • disintegration,
    • subversion,
    • bath,
    • ruining,
    • wreckage.

    ruins (noun)

    • Ashes,
    • vestiges,
    • traces,
    • relics,
    • remnants,
    • foundation.

    smash (noun)

    • smash ups,
    • pile-ups,
    • pile ups,
    • smash-ups.

    undoing (noun)

    • bad omen,
    • un doings,
    • mis steps,
    • de stroyer,
    • mis-calculation,
    • mis calculation,
    • de-stroyers,
    • bad omens,
    • mis-calculations,
    • un-doings,
    • un-doing,
    • de-stroyer,
    • de stroyers,
    • un doing.

    unjustness (noun)

    • un justnesses,
    • un-justnesses,
    • un justness,
    • un-justness.

    vandalism (noun)

    • de-facings,
    • smashings,
    • grafittis,
    • de facings,
    • defacings.

    violation (noun)

    • mis treatments,
    • mis-treatments,
    • ravishments,
    • mis treatment,
    • mis-treatment.

    waste (noun)

    • Unthriftiness,
    • wastages,
    • wastage,
    • lost opportunity.

    wreck (noun)

    • de-relict,
    • de brises,
    • rear enders,
    • rear-enders,
    • de relict,
    • de-brises,
    • de relicts,
    • rearender,
    • rearenders,
    • de-relicts,
    • de-bris,
    • de bris.
  • v.

    abuse (verb)

    • mistreat,
    • victimize,
    • taint,
    • rough up,
    • beat up,
    • oppress,
    • deprave,
    • wax,
    • violate,
    • impair,
    • misuse,
    • shake up,
    • hose,
    • persecute,
    • cut up.

    annihilate (verb)

    • annul,
    • negate,
    • nullify,
    • exterminate,
    • extinguish,
    • invalidate,
    • abate,
    • vitiate,
    • eradicate,
    • slaughter,
    • murder,
    • abrogate,
    • abolish.

    assault (verb)

    • beset,
    • jump,
    • invade,
    • go for,
    • storm,
    • bushwhack,
    • advance,
    • slam,
    • lay into,
    • bash,
    • blitz,
    • strike,
    • assail,
    • charge,
    • come down on.

    baffle (verb)

    • check,
    • block,
    • prevent,
    • foil,
    • impede,
    • obstruct,
    • beat,
    • disappoint,
    • upset.

    balk (verb)

    • counteract,
    • disconcert,
    • bar,
    • hinder,
    • cramp,
    • stop,
    • baffle,
    • forestall.

    ball up (verb)

    • dis ordering,
    • dis-order,
    • dis order,
    • dis-ordered,
    • making unclear,
    • dis-ordering,
    • dis orders,
    • made unclear,
    • makes unclear,
    • dis-orders,
    • dis ordered.

    batter (verb)

    • dis figures,
    • dis-figure,
    • dis figured,
    • dis-figures,
    • dis figuring,
    • dis-figuring,
    • dis figure,
    • dis-figured.

    bilk (verb)

    • over reaches,
    • de fraud,
    • over-reach,
    • over-reaches,
    • de frauds,
    • over reached,
    • de-fraud,
    • over-reaching,
    • over-reached,
    • over reaching,
    • de-frauds,
    • over reach.

    botch (verb)

    • bollixes,
    • miscomputing,
    • mis manage,
    • mis-computed,
    • mucking up,
    • mis computes,
    • goofs up,
    • mis conjecturing,
    • pull boner,
    • mis managing,
    • mis-conjecture,
    • mis judging,
    • mis-judged,
    • mis-construing,
    • mis conjecture,
    • mis-conjectures,
    • mis applies,
    • mis-apply,
    • mis-conjectured,
    • mis conjectured,
    • mis calculate,
    • mis conjectures,
    • mis-construes,
    • mis-managing,
    • mis-applying,
    • mis-judges,
    • mis applying,
    • mis-conjecturing,
    • mis-calculated,
    • miscomputed,
    • pulls a boner,
    • mis-computes,
    • mis construed,
    • dis torts,
    • mucks up,
    • mis calculates,
    • goofed up,
    • mis manages,
    • mis managed,
    • misconjectures,
    • mis compute,
    • mis-manages,
    • mis-judging,
    • mis computed,
    • mis-computing,
    • pulling a boner,
    • mis-applies,
    • mis construes,
    • mis-manage,
    • mis-construed,
    • mis-calculate,
    • mis construe,
    • mis construing,
    • dis-tort,
    • mis judged,
    • mis-managed,
    • miscomputes,
    • misconjectured,
    • dis-torts,
    • mis-compute,
    • mis-construe,
    • mis computing,
    • mis-calculates,
    • mis-applied,
    • mis judges,
    • pulls boner,
    • misconjecturing,
    • goofing up,
    • pulled a boner,
    • mis calculated,
    • flubbing,
    • pulled boner,
    • mis-calculating,
    • mis applied,
    • dis tort,
    • mis calculating,
    • pulling boner,
    • mis apply.

    break (verb)

    • de moralize,
    • dis-confirming,
    • co wing,
    • re-butted,
    • de-classed,
    • dis confirmed,
    • dis confirming,
    • de-grading,
    • de merited,
    • dis confirm,
    • de-grades,
    • dis-prove,
    • de-moralizes,
    • sub dues,
    • dis-proves,
    • dis prove,
    • in capacitates,
    • de-grade,
    • in capacitated,
    • de-mote,
    • dis-proving,
    • co-wed,
    • in-capacitate,
    • de grades,
    • de moralized,
    • re butting,
    • de grade,
    • sub due,
    • disconfirms,
    • de classes,
    • de class,
    • de mote,
    • de grading,
    • de classing,
    • de graded,
    • de merits,
    • co-wing,
    • sub-dues,
    • de-merited,
    • de-graded,
    • in capacitating,
    • dis-confirmed,
    • dis proved,
    • de-moting,
    • de moralizes,
    • de-meriting,
    • de-merits,
    • dis proving,
    • de-classes,
    • de-moralize,
    • de moting,
    • dis-proved,
    • dis-confirms,
    • de merit,
    • re-butting,
    • de motes,
    • sub-due,
    • in-capacitating,
    • in-capacitates,
    • de-merit,
    • de-classing,
    • dis proves,
    • re butted,
    • de classed,
    • de-moralized,
    • de-motes,
    • co wed,
    • dis confirms,
    • de-class,
    • declasses,
    • Declassing,
    • de moralizing,
    • dis-confirm,
    • de-moralizing,
    • de meriting,
    • in capacitate,
    • in-capacitated.

    bungle (verb)

    • dropped ball,
    • makes mess of,
    • made a mess of,
    • dropping ball,
    • made mess of,
    • dropt the ball,
    • dropt ball,
    • drop ball,
    • make mess of,
    • making mess of,
    • making a mess of,
    • drops the ball,
    • drops ball,
    • makes a mess of.

    canker (verb)

    • de basing,
    • de-based,
    • de based,
    • sored,
    • de-base,
    • soring,
    • de base,
    • de-basing.

    cheapen (verb)

    • de-cline,
    • de clines,
    • under-valuing,
    • de valuing,
    • under value,
    • loses value,
    • de cry,
    • de meaning,
    • de-cries,
    • under values,
    • de value,
    • de cries,
    • de-cried,
    • de-clines,
    • de means,
    • de-cry,
    • de values,
    • under-value,
    • de cline,
    • de-valuing,
    • de-value,
    • renders worthless,
    • de-means,
    • de-crying,
    • under valuing,
    • de cried,
    • de-values,
    • losing value,
    • beats down,
    • de valued,
    • rendered worthless,
    • rendering worthless,
    • under valued,
    • be-littles,
    • under-valued,
    • de-mean,
    • de-valued,
    • be littles,
    • de-meaning,
    • lost value,
    • under-values,
    • be-little,
    • de mean,
    • de crying,
    • beating down.

    circumvent (verb)

    • de toured,
    • be-guiles,
    • de tours,
    • steers clear of,
    • out flanks,
    • be-guile,
    • de touring,
    • out witted,
    • out-flanked,
    • by passes,
    • be guiles,
    • gotten around,
    • got around,
    • out flank,
    • by pass,
    • steered clear of,
    • out-witting,
    • de-tours,
    • gat around,
    • by passed,
    • out wits,
    • out flanking,
    • de-touring,
    • out-flanks,
    • de-toured,
    • be guile,
    • gets around,
    • out-wits,
    • out-flanking,
    • de tour,
    • by passing,
    • out-flank,
    • out-witted,
    • out witting,
    • de-tour,
    • out flanked,
    • out-wit.

    compromise (verb)

    • ex pose,
    • dis-honors,
    • ex-posing,
    • ex-pose,
    • end-angered,
    • dis honoring,
    • end-angering,
    • dis honored,
    • end angering,
    • end angers,
    • putting under suspicion,
    • end angered,
    • dis-honor,
    • dis-honoring,
    • puts under suspicion,
    • dis-honored,
    • dis honors,
    • ex posed,
    • end-angers,
    • dis honor,
    • end-anger,
    • end anger,
    • ex-posed.

    consume (verb)

    • ex-pend,
    • over whelmed,
    • over whelms,
    • ex-pending,
    • ex pends,
    • ex-pended,
    • over-whelm,
    • over whelming,
    • over-whelming,
    • ex pend,
    • over-whelms,
    • ex pending,
    • ex-pends,
    • over-whelmed,
    • over whelm,
    • ex pended.

    cook (verb)

    • co-oking,
    • co oked,
    • pressure-cooked,
    • co oking,
    • escallops,
    • pressure cooked,
    • pressure cook,
    • escalloping,
    • deep fries,
    • co-oked,
    • micro-waved,
    • pressurecooking,
    • micro-waves,
    • micro wave,
    • pressure cooks,
    • pressurecooks,
    • pressure-cooks,
    • micro-wave,
    • pressure cooking,
    • micro waving,
    • Escalloped,
    • micro waves,
    • micro-waving,
    • micro waved,
    • deep fried,
    • pressurecook.

    corrupt (verb)

    • de spoils,
    • de-composes,
    • de spoil,
    • dis graces,
    • dis-graces,
    • greasing palm,
    • de-spoils,
    • de spoiling,
    • out raged,
    • out raging,
    • dis-graced,
    • de-spoil,
    • de composed,
    • out-raging,
    • de-composing,
    • de-composed,
    • de composing,
    • de composes,
    • greases palm,
    • dis gracing,
    • de-spoiled,
    • greased palm,
    • de-spoiling,
    • dis graced,
    • out-raged,
    • dis-gracing,
    • dis grace,
    • dis-grace,
    • de-compose,
    • de compose,
    • de spoiled.

    counter (verb)

    • counterworked,
    • has bone pick,
    • re turns,
    • having bone to pick,
    • hast bone to pick,
    • thumbsed down,
    • hath bone pick,
    • had bone pick,
    • fly the face of,
    • re-turning,
    • Counter-work,
    • hits back,
    • flying in the face of,
    • counterworks,
    • flew the face of,
    • flying in face of,
    • Re-turn,
    • flies face of,
    • flying face of,
    • haddest bone to pick,
    • flew in the face of,
    • counter-worked,
    • counter worked,
    • re-turns,
    • fly face of,
    • counter-works,
    • flew in face of,
    • counter works,
    • hitting back,
    • flying the face of,
    • has bone to pick,
    • counter-working,
    • hath bone to pick,
    • hast bone pick,
    • re-turned,
    • have bone pick,
    • backtalking,
    • counter work,
    • re turn,
    • haddest bone pick,
    • had bone to pick,
    • re turning,
    • counter working,
    • backtalked,
    • flies the face of,
    • flies in face of,
    • thumbses down,
    • hadst bone pick,
    • plays off,
    • flies in the face of,
    • hadst bone to pick,
    • having bone pick,
    • thumbsing down,
    • flew face of,
    • playing off.

    cripple (verb)

    • brought to standstill,
    • bringing standstill,
    • puts out action,
    • puts out of action,
    • bringing to standstill,
    • brought standstill,
    • brings standstill,
    • putting out action,
    • putting out of action,
    • put out action,
    • brings to standstill,
    • bring standstill.

    crush (verb)

    • forcing down,
    • blows away,
    • quelched,
    • forced down,
    • over coming,
    • over-powered,
    • over-power,
    • over comes,
    • over come,
    • forces down,
    • over-come,
    • sub jugate,
    • over-comes,
    • over power,
    • over-powers,
    • sub-jugate,
    • quelches,
    • over-came,
    • over-powering,
    • over powers,
    • blowing away,
    • over powering,
    • over-coming,
    • over powered,
    • over came,
    • quelching.

    damage (verb)

    • ransack,
    • waste,
    • Depredate,
    • despoil,
    • rend.

    dash (verb)

    • dis may,
    • dis-comforted,
    • dis-comforts,
    • dis maying,
    • dis comforts,
    • dis mayed,
    • dis-may,
    • dis-comforting,
    • dis-maying,
    • dis comfort,
    • dis-mays,
    • dis comforting,
    • dis mays,
    • dis-mayed,
    • dis-comfort,
    • dis comforted.

    debauch (verb)

    • be trays,
    • live gutter,
    • went to hell,
    • living in the gutter,
    • be tray,
    • lives the gutter,
    • lived gutter,
    • be-trays,
    • lives gutter,
    • going to hell,
    • living the gutter,
    • goes to hell,
    • going hell,
    • go hell,
    • living gutter,
    • lives in the gutter,
    • be-tray,
    • went hell,
    • lived in gutter,
    • living in gutter,
    • lived the gutter,
    • live in gutter,
    • lives in gutter,
    • live the gutter,
    • goes hell,
    • leads astray,
    • lived in the gutter,
    • going bad,
    • went bad.

    deface (verb)

    • de faces,
    • de-face,
    • de faced,
    • de-faces,
    • de facing,
    • de-facing,
    • de face,
    • de-faced.

    defeat (verb)

    • beats system,
    • sur-mounts,
    • sur-mounting,
    • sur mounting,
    • beats the system,
    • sur mounted,
    • caused setback,
    • casts down,
    • over-turning,
    • dis-comfit,
    • puts end to,
    • causes setback,
    • nosing out,
    • dis comfits,
    • took wind out of sails,
    • taking wind out sails,
    • dis-comfits,
    • over-turns,
    • sur mounts,
    • causing setback,
    • beating system,
    • noses out,
    • throwing for loop,
    • putting end to,
    • over turns,
    • take wind out sails,
    • counter plotting,
    • beat system,
    • sur-mount,
    • beating the system,
    • over turning,
    • takes wind out of sails,
    • dis comfit,
    • over-turn,
    • sur-mounted,
    • counter plotted,
    • taking wind out of sails,
    • counter plot,
    • threw for loop,
    • took wind out sails,
    • throws for loop,
    • counter-plotting,
    • sur mount,
    • counterplots,
    • nosed out,
    • takes wind out sails,
    • counter-plots,
    • counter-plotted,
    • counter plots.

    deflower (verb)

    • de predate,
    • de-flowering,
    • de-flower,
    • de-predated,
    • de predated,
    • deflorates,
    • de-predate,
    • de-flowers,
    • de predates,
    • de-predating,
    • de flowered,
    • de-flowered,
    • deflorating,
    • de flower,
    • deflorated,
    • de-predates,
    • de flowers,
    • de flowering,
    • de predating.

    deform (verb)

    • de forming,
    • de-forms,
    • de forms,
    • malforms,
    • de-formed,
    • de-forming,
    • malforming,
    • de-form,
    • de formed,
    • DE Form.

    demolish (verb)

    • puts in toilet,
    • wiped map,
    • wipe map,
    • takes apart,
    • wipes off map,
    • putting in toilet,
    • gobbles up,
    • wipes map,
    • wiped off map,
    • put toilet,
    • puts toilet,
    • wiping map,
    • gobbling up,
    • putting toilet,
    • wiping off map.

    desolate (verb)

    • lays low,
    • de-solating,
    • de-populate,
    • de solated,
    • de solates,
    • de-populating,
    • de populated,
    • laying low,
    • de-solates,
    • de-solate,
    • de solating,
    • de populates,
    • de-populates,
    • de populating,
    • de-solated,
    • de-populated,
    • de populate,
    • de solate.

    destroy (verb)

    • de stroy,
    • dis-patched,
    • dis patch,
    • dis-patching,
    • brake down,
    • de-stroying,
    • de-stroy,
    • swallowed up,
    • de-stroys,
    • de stroys,
    • de-stroyed,
    • broke down,
    • de stroyed,
    • dis patched,
    • dis-patches,
    • dis patching,
    • dis patches,
    • breaks down,
    • de stroying,
    • dis-patch,
    • swallows up.

    devastate (verb)

    • does one in,
    • doeth one in,
    • didst one in,
    • dost one in,
    • doest one in,
    • doth one in,
    • did one in,
    • doing one in.

    disable (verb)

    • dis-qualified,
    • dis qualifying,
    • dis-enabled,
    • dis arms,
    • dis enable,
    • dis-arms,
    • un-strengthen,
    • dis-qualifies,
    • dis-enables,
    • dis qualify,
    • unstrengthening,
    • disenabling,
    • un-strengthened,
    • renders incapable,
    • disenables,
    • kiboshed,
    • un-braces,
    • un fit,
    • un strengthened,
    • dis-qualifying,
    • un strengthen,
    • dis qualified,
    • dis-enable,
    • un brace,
    • rendering incapable,
    • un-fits,
    • un-bracing,
    • dis-enabling,
    • dis enables,
    • unstrengthens,
    • dis enabled,
    • dis armed,
    • un strengthening,
    • unbracing,
    • dis arming,
    • un fits,
    • un strengthens,
    • un-strengthening,
    • kiboshing,
    • un fitting,
    • un-strengthens,
    • un braced,
    • dis-armed,
    • un bracing,
    • un fitted,
    • un-braced,
    • un-fitting,
    • un-brace,
    • un braces,
    • un-fitted,
    • dis-arming,
    • dis-qualify,
    • unbraces,
    • rendered incapable,
    • un-fit,
    • disenabled,
    • dis qualifies,
    • dis enabling.

    discredit (verb)

    • de-famed,
    • frowned up on,
    • frowns up on,
    • dis-esteeming,
    • dis-consider,
    • brought in to disrepute,
    • bring naught,
    • knocked bottom out of,
    • dis-favors,
    • frowns upon,
    • dis-esteemed,
    • taking rug out from under,
    • dis esteems,
    • knocks bottom out of,
    • dis-considering,
    • dis-crediting,
    • dis favored,
    • de-faming,
    • mudslings,
    • frowning up on,
    • brought naught,
    • reflecting on,
    • dis credit,
    • reflects on,
    • de faming,
    • dis esteem,
    • dis consider,
    • dis-credited,
    • dis considers,
    • brings naught,
    • dis-favor,
    • bringing to naught,
    • dis credited,
    • brought to naught,
    • disconsidering,
    • poke full holes,
    • disconsidered,
    • dis considering,
    • de-fame,
    • dis-esteem,
    • dis-credit,
    • disconsiders,
    • bringing in to disrepute,
    • poking full of holes,
    • frowned upon,
    • de fame,
    • mudslinged,
    • dis favoring,
    • poked full holes,
    • poking full holes,
    • de famed,
    • brings into disrepute,
    • poohpooh,
    • dis esteemed,
    • dis favors,
    • dis considered,
    • dis credits,
    • dis-favored,
    • dis-esteems,
    • dis-favoring,
    • bringing into disrepute,
    • pokes full of holes,
    • bring in to disrepute,
    • frowning upon,
    • pokes full holes,
    • knocking bottom out of,
    • dis-credits,
    • frown up on,
    • de fames,
    • poked full of holes,
    • dis-considers,
    • dis favor,
    • takes rug out from under,
    • dis esteeming,
    • dis-considered,
    • brings in to disrepute,
    • de-fames,
    • brings to naught,
    • took rug out from under,
    • bringing naught,
    • brought into disrepute,
    • dis crediting.

    dismantle (verb)

    • dis mantling,
    • denudates,
    • takes pieces,
    • dis mount,
    • dis-assemble,
    • dis mantled,
    • dis assembling,
    • un-rig,
    • de nude,
    • dis-mantled,
    • taking pieces,
    • dis robed,
    • dis-mantles,
    • dis-robing,
    • dis robing,
    • un-rigged,
    • de-nude,
    • un rig,
    • dis members,
    • parting out,
    • dis-mounting,
    • take pieces,
    • dis assembles,
    • dis assembled,
    • dis mantle,
    • parted out,
    • dis-robes,
    • dis mounts,
    • dis-mount,
    • dis-mounts,
    • dis-assembling,
    • dis-member,
    • dis mantles,
    • dis mounting,
    • dis-robe,
    • dis-mantle,
    • dis-assembled,
    • dis-members,
    • dis mounted,
    • dis assemble,
    • took pieces,
    • unrigs,
    • dis membered,
    • dis-mounted,
    • took to pieces,
    • un rigs,
    • de-nudes,
    • parts out,
    • un-rigging,
    • dis robes,
    • un rigged,
    • dis-mantling,
    • denudating,
    • dis-membered,
    • taking to pieces,
    • dis robe,
    • un rigging,
    • dis member,
    • dis-robed,
    • unrigging,
    • de nudes,
    • takes to pieces,
    • un-rigs,
    • dis-assembles.

    dissolve (verb)

    • dis missed,
    • un made,
    • dis missing,
    • dis organizes,
    • resolving into,
    • dis-unites,
    • resolving in to,
    • post pones,
    • dis-charge,
    • dis-uniting,
    • resolves into,
    • post-pone,
    • re-pealing,
    • un making,
    • dis uniting,
    • post pone,
    • dis solving,
    • dis unites,
    • dis charge,
    • dis-solving,
    • re peal,
    • renders void,
    • re pealing,
    • dis-united,
    • dis-solved,
    • dis-organizing,
    • resolved in to,
    • re peals,
    • dis-charged,
    • un makes,
    • post-pones,
    • dis charging,
    • un-makes,
    • un-making,
    • resolves in to,
    • dis charged,
    • dis-missed,
    • dis solve,
    • re pealed,
    • dis organized,
    • dis solved,
    • un make,
    • dis-solve,
    • re-pealed,
    • dis-unite,
    • dis-organized,
    • un-made,
    • re-peals,
    • dis-solves,
    • putting an end to,
    • dis-charging,
    • dis organize,
    • dis charges,
    • resolved into,
    • dis unite,
    • dis-organizes,
    • dis solves,
    • rendered void,
    • dis organizing,
    • dis-charges,
    • dis-organize,
    • resolve in to,
    • un-make,
    • dis-missing,
    • rendering void,
    • dis united,
    • puts an end to.

    end (verb)

    • de part,
    • puts death,
    • de-parts,
    • de parting,
    • ex pire,
    • de-parting,
    • de-parted,
    • de parted,
    • ex-pire,
    • putting death,
    • puts to death,
    • de-part,
    • de parts,
    • put death.

    enfeeble (verb)

    • undermine.

    finish (verb)

    • be-sting,
    • carrying off,
    • be sting,
    • carries off.

    frustrate (verb)

    • dashing one’s hope,
    • dash ones hope,
    • dash one hope,
    • dashed one’s hope,
    • hanging up,
    • dashing one hope,
    • upset applecart,
    • dashes ones hope,
    • dis courage,
    • de-pressed,
    • dis-courage,
    • dashed ones hope,
    • dis hearten,
    • de pressing,
    • dashed one hope,
    • de-presses,
    • dashes one’s hope,
    • de-press,
    • dis-courages,
    • dashes one hope,
    • hanged up,
    • de-pressing,
    • dis-hearten,
    • dashes hope,
    • dashing hope,
    • giving run around,
    • dis-heartened,
    • de pressed,
    • dis heartens,
    • gave the run around,
    • de press,
    • dis-heartening,
    • dis heartening,
    • rendered null and void,
    • dashing ones hope,
    • rendered null void,
    • render null void,
    • rendering null void,
    • gives run around,
    • hangs up,
    • gives the run around,
    • dis-heartens,
    • dis courages,
    • renders null and void,
    • gave run around,
    • de presses,
    • dis heartened,
    • giving the run around,
    • renders null void,
    • dash hope,
    • rendering null and void.

    harm (verb)

    • didst violence to,
    • doeth violence to,
    • does violence to,
    • zinged,
    • did violence to,
    • dis-commode,
    • doest violence to,
    • dis-serving,
    • in commodes,
    • dis serves,
    • in-commodes,
    • dis commodes,
    • doth violence to,
    • in commode,
    • doing violence to,
    • dis-serves,
    • dumps on,
    • in conveniences,
    • in-conveniences,
    • dis serving,
    • dis serve,
    • dis-serve,
    • dumping on,
    • dis commode,
    • in-commode,
    • dis-served,
    • dost violence to,
    • in-convenience,
    • dis served,
    • dis-commodes.

    harrow (verb)

    • havocked,
    • havocking.

    injure (verb)

    • drawing blood,
    • drew blood,
    • dis-tressed,
    • hacking up,
    • draws blood,
    • hacks up,
    • dis tressed,
    • hacked up.

    kill (verb)

    • de-adens,
    • re fuses,
    • re fused,
    • re fuse,
    • re-canting,
    • re canted,
    • de aden,
    • re-canted,
    • re fusing,
    • de-aden,
    • nixed,
    • re-fuse,
    • de adens,
    • re canting,
    • re-fused.

    level (verb)

    • knocking over,
    • knocks over.

    louse up (verb)

    • makes a muck of,
    • makes muck of,
    • made a muck of,
    • making muck of,
    • make muck of,
    • making a muck of,
    • made muck of.

    mar (verb)

    • de tracts,
    • de-tracts,
    • de tract,
    • de-tract.

    mess up (verb)

    • be-fouls,
    • de-ranges,
    • dis-arranges,
    • be smirched,
    • dis composing,
    • dis-arranging,
    • dis-compose,
    • be-fouled,
    • be smirching,
    • de ranges,
    • un settling,
    • dis-composes,
    • un settles,
    • de-ranging,
    • un settled,
    • un settle,
    • de-range,
    • be-foul,
    • be-smirching,
    • un-settling,
    • de-ranged,
    • dis composed,
    • be smirches,
    • be-smirches,
    • dis compose,
    • be fouls,
    • un-settled,
    • dis-composed,
    • dis composes,
    • be-fouling,
    • dis arrange,
    • be fouling,
    • de range,
    • dis arranges,
    • be smirch,
    • dis arranging,
    • dis-composing,
    • be foul,
    • dis arranged,
    • dis-arranged,
    • un-settle,
    • de ranged,
    • de ranging,
    • be fouled,
    • dis-arrange,
    • be-smirch,
    • be-smirched.

    misshape (verb)

    • mis shapen,
    • mis shaped,
    • mis-shaping,
    • mis shaping,
    • mis-shape,
    • mis-shapes,
    • mis shape,
    • mis shapes,
    • mis-shaped.

    murder (verb)

    • be-heading,
    • be heading,
    • took a life,
    • be heads,
    • dusted off,
    • takes life,
    • takes for ride,
    • de-capitate,
    • de capitate,
    • be-headed,
    • electro-cutes,
    • took life,
    • takes a life,
    • dusting off,
    • taking life,
    • taking for a ride,
    • took for a ride,
    • electro-cute,
    • taking a life,
    • electro cutes,
    • be headed,
    • electro cute,
    • takes for a ride,
    • dusts off,
    • be-heads,
    • took for ride.

    overthrow (verb)

    • de throning,
    • de-posed,
    • over throwing,
    • de-throning,
    • over throws,
    • over-threw,
    • up ended,
    • brings ruin,
    • up ending,
    • over thrown,
    • un-seat,
    • over runs,
    • de pose,
    • un-seating,
    • un seat,
    • de-thrones,
    • de-posing,
    • un-seated,
    • de throned,
    • un-seats,
    • de posing,
    • up-ended,
    • over-throw,
    • de thrones,
    • brought ruin,
    • de-throned,
    • over threw,
    • de throne,
    • over throw,
    • over-throws,
    • up-ends,
    • un seated,
    • de-throne,
    • over running,
    • up ends,
    • un seats,
    • de-pose,
    • bringing to ruin,
    • de posed,
    • over-thrown,
    • up-ending,
    • top pled,
    • over-throwing,
    • bring ruin,
    • brings to ruin,
    • un seating.

    pervert (verb)

    • mis stated,
    • mis represent,
    • mis states,
    • mis-representing,
    • mis represents,
    • phonies up,
    • mis-represents,
    • doctors up,
    • doctoring up,
    • co loring,
    • mis-stating,
    • mis-represent,
    • mis interpreting,
    • mis-state,
    • phonied up,
    • mis-states,
    • mis-represented,
    • doctored up,
    • mis-stated,
    • mis-interpreted,
    • mis-interprets,
    • mis interpreted,
    • co-loring,
    • mis representing,
    • mis state,
    • phonying up,
    • mis represented,
    • mis interprets.

    prostrate (verb)

    • overtires,
    • overtiring,
    • over-tire,
    • brings low,
    • over-tired,
    • over tiring,
    • over tires,
    • bringing low,
    • over-tires,
    • tuckers out,
    • tuckering out,
    • over tired,
    • over tire,
    • over-tiring.

    pull down (verb)

    • re moved,
    • re-move,
    • re-moves,
    • re-moving,
    • re moving,
    • re move.

    ravage (verb)

    • leaved ruins,
    • leaves ruins,
    • leave ruins,
    • leaving in ruins,
    • sweeps away,
    • leaving ruins,
    • leaves in ruins,
    • left ruins,
    • sweeping away,
    • left in ruins,
    • leaved in ruins.

    raze (verb)

    • unbuilds,
    • un-builds,
    • throws down,
    • tare up,
    • tears up,
    • un builds,
    • blowing down,
    • un-built,
    • un-building,
    • un built,
    • threw down,
    • blows down,
    • un building,
    • scratched out,
    • un-build,
    • un build,
    • blew down,
    • scratches out.

    reduce (verb)

    • goes on a diet,
    • re bate,
    • re duce,
    • nutshelling,
    • dis counting,
    • dis counted,
    • takes weight,
    • losing weight,
    • winded down,
    • re-bating,
    • scales down,
    • going diet,
    • rolled back,
    • rolls back,
    • re-ceded,
    • re duces,
    • re-duces,
    • slows down,
    • goes on diet,
    • re bates,
    • winds down,
    • go a diet,
    • nutshelled,
    • re-cedes,
    • re-bates,
    • went diet,
    • took off weight,
    • re cedes,
    • take weight,
    • bants,
    • went on diet,
    • dis-counting,
    • takes off weight,
    • going on a diet,
    • going a diet,
    • rolling back,
    • went on a diet,
    • goes diet,
    • going on diet,
    • re-bate,
    • re bated,
    • go diet,
    • re-ceding,
    • banted,
    • re-duce,
    • dis-counted,
    • taking off weight,
    • re-bated,
    • wound down,
    • re bating,
    • dis counts,
    • re ceding,
    • took weight,
    • goes a diet,
    • re-cede,
    • go on diet,
    • lost weight,
    • dis-counts,
    • slowing down,
    • went a diet,
    • taking weight.

    ruin (verb)

    • defile,
    • fleece,
    • maim,
    • deplore,
    • desecrate,
    • drain,
    • bring down,
    • use up,
    • deplete,
    • overturn,
    • spoilate,
    • decimate,
    • clean out.

    sap (verb)

    • de vitalizes,
    • de-vitalize,
    • de vitalized,
    • de-vitalizes,
    • de vitalizing,
    • de-vitalizing,
    • de vitalize,
    • de-vitalized.

    shatter (verb)

    • breaking a heart,
    • brake a heart,
    • splinterizes,
    • brake heart,
    • broke a heart,
    • smashing smithereens,
    • smashes to smithereens,
    • breaks heart,
    • breaks a heart,
    • break heart,
    • smashed smithereens,
    • wracking up,
    • smashed to smithereens,
    • broke heart,
    • splinterized,
    • wracks up,
    • splinterizing,
    • smash smithereens,
    • smashing to smithereens,
    • fragmentalizing,
    • smatters,
    • fragmentalizes,
    • smashes smithereens,
    • fragmentalized,
    • breaking heart,
    • wracked up.

    smash (verb)

    • lays ruins,
    • laid ruins,
    • puts out commission,
    • puts out of commission,
    • lay ruins,
    • lays in ruins,
    • laying in ruins,
    • putting out commission,
    • putting out of commission,
    • put out commission,
    • laying ruins,
    • laid in ruins.

    subvert (verb)

    • re versing,
    • re-versed.

    tear down (verb)

    • wipes off the map,
    • wipes the map,
    • wipe the map,
    • wiping the map,
    • wiped the map,
    • wiping off the map,
    • wiped off the map.

    thwart (verb)

    • giving the slip,
    • re straining,
    • took wind out of,
    • upsets one apple cart,
    • re-strained,
    • snafuing,
    • giving slip,
    • give slip,
    • re-strains,
    • re strained,
    • takes wind out of,
    • gives the slip,
    • re-straining,
    • upset ones apple cart,
    • re-strain,
    • gives slip,
    • upsetting one’s apple cart,
    • re strain,
    • upsetting one apple cart,
    • gave the slip,
    • upsets ones apple cart,
    • taking wind out of,
    • upset one apple cart,
    • re strains,
    • upsetting ones apple cart,
    • gave slip,
    • upsets one’s apple cart.

    undermine (verb)

    • clipping ones wings,
    • clips one wings,
    • digs out,
    • ate away,
    • clipped ones wings,
    • clipped wings,
    • hollows out,
    • digging out,
    • clips one’s wings,
    • under-cuts,
    • whittling away,
    • clips ones wings,
    • knocks the bottom out of,
    • clipping one wings,
    • clipping one’s wings,
    • under mining,
    • hollowing out,
    • ex cavate,
    • dug out,
    • clipped one wings,
    • whittled away,
    • knocking the bottom out of,
    • clipped one’s wings,
    • under mined,
    • whittles away,
    • under cut,
    • digged out,
    • under cutting,
    • clip one wings,
    • knocked the bottom out of,
    • hollowed out,
    • under-cut,
    • under-cutting,
    • under-mined,
    • ex-cavate,
    • clips wings,
    • under cuts,
    • clipping wings,
    • under-mining,
    • clip ones wings.

    undo (verb)

    • out foxed,
    • out-smarted,
    • out-maneuvers,
    • making waves,
    • out fox,
    • out smarting,
    • out-smart,
    • out-maneuver,
    • un-done,
    • out smart,
    • out-foxed,
    • out foxing,
    • un does,
    • un-does,
    • out-smarts,
    • out-foxing,
    • un-did,
    • out maneuvers,
    • out-maneuvering,
    • out smarted,
    • out maneuvered,
    • out-fox,
    • un done,
    • out foxes,
    • out-smarting,
    • out-foxes,
    • un did,
    • out-maneuvered,
    • out maneuvering,
    • out smarts.

    unhorse (verb)

    • un-horse,
    • un-horses,
    • un horsing,
    • un horse,
    • un-horsed,
    • un horses,
    • un horsed,
    • un-horsing.

    vandalize (verb)

    • spray painted,
    • spray paints.

    wreak havoc (verb)

    • creates chaos,
    • played mischief with,
    • playing mischief with,
    • plays mischief with,
    • creating chaos,
    • created chaos.
  • Other synonyms:

    • detritus,
    • carrion,
    • disrepair,
    • shavings,
    • rip apart,
    • carcass,
    • devour,
    • pummel,
    • scrapheap,
    • depredation,
    • butcher,
    • obliterate,
    • dust bunny,
    • oddments,
    • chew up,
    • Offcut,
    • wrecker,
    • implosion,
    • jetsam,
    • corrosion,
    • perfection,
    • e-waste,
    • fragmentation,
    • wear and tear,
    • flatten,
    • bugger,
    • mutilate,
    • wrack,
    • waste paper,
    • detriment,
    • dereliction,
    • rubble,
    • road kill,
    • residue,
    • extirpate,
    • pauperize,
    • wipe out.

    • reduce to,
    • shoot up,
    • funeral,
    • engulf,
    • flotsam,
    • recycling,
    • clipping,
    • tear apart,
    • rupture,
    • refuse,
    • fuck up,
    • corrode,
    • landfill,
    • debris,
    • remains,
    • garbage,
    • breakage,
    • detonation.

    • erase,
    • sabotage,
    • destroyer,
    • trimmings,
    • rubbish,
    • write off,
    • corruption,
    • shatter.

    • rot,
    • shred,
    • fragment,
    • knock out,
    • remainder,
    • stub,
    • junk.

    • ribbon,
    • toll,
    • total,
    • trash,
    • slop,
    • cost.

    • burn,
    • trail,
    • overwhelm.

    • scrap.

    • rest,
    • wash,
    • sink.

    allure

    • seduce.

    attack

    • assault.

    ball up

    • make unclear.

    cheapen

    • marked down,
    • mark down,
    • lose value,
    • marks down,
    • marking down,
    • render worthless,
    • beat down,
    • undervalued,
    • be little.

    compromise

    • Periled,
    • Periling,
    • Menaced,
    • gave in,
    • Perilled,
    • put under suspicion,
    • Jeopardized,
    • Perilling.

    confuse

    • ball up.

    consume

    • expend,
    • lay waste,
    • laid waste,
    • lays waste,
    • laying waste,
    • exhaust.

    damage

    • wearing away,
    • tampering with,
    • tarnishes,
    • wears away,
    • tampered with,
    • tampers with,
    • wreak havoc on,
    • tamper with,
    • wear away,
    • tore.

    defeat

    • nose out,
    • cause setback,
    • skunking,
    • put end to,
    • cast down,
    • Counterplotting,
    • Blanking,
    • take wind out of sails,
    • Squashing,
    • Blanked,
    • Counterplotted,
    • neutralize,
    • shellac,
    • skunked,
    • over turn,
    • beat the system,
    • counter-plot,
    • counterplot,
    • squash,
    • casting down,
    • throw for loop.

    deform

    • flaw,
    • gnarls,
    • Flawing,
    • gnarl,
    • Gnarling,
    • wince,
    • malformed,
    • flawed,
    • Misshape,
    • malform,
    • grimacing,
    • knotted,
    • knot,
    • Winced.

    desolate

    • plundered,
    • Depopulating,
    • depopulate,
    • lay low,
    • laid low,
    • depopulates,
    • depopulated.

    destroy

    • consume,
    • pulverize,
    • axe,
    • swallow up,
    • swallowing up,
    • Creamed,
    • destruct,
    • do for,
    • breaking down,
    • Creaming,
    • break down.

    disable

    • pinioned,
    • hogtie,
    • pinions,
    • Pinioning,
    • Unstrengthened,
    • unbraced,
    • disenable,
    • unfits,
    • unfitted,
    • pinion,
    • unbrace,
    • render incapable,
    • immobilize,
    • unfitting,
    • unstrengthen.

    disaster

    • catastrophe.

    end

    • put to death,
    • running out,
    • putting to death.

    injure

    • hack up,
    • draw blood.

    kill

    • Negativing,
    • Negatived,
    • kill,
    • Scotching,
    • scotches,
    • killing,
    • Killed,
    • Scotched,
    • nixing.

    louse up

    • make a muck of.

    Other relevant words:

    • ravage,
    • tear down,
    • quell,
    • exterminates,
    • downed,
    • wreak havoc,
    • spray paint,
    • mows down,
    • dump on,
    • Declass,
    • taking for ride,
    • browning,
    • slowed down,
    • Slammed,
    • browned,
    • disconfirm,
    • Decocted,
    • Misapplied,
    • prostrate,
    • throw a curve,
    • bollixing,
    • mis-shapen,
    • unrigged,
    • let have it,
    • stall,
    • taking out,
    • taking apart,
    • roughhouse,
    • dust off,
    • contused,
    • frustrate,
    • wallop,
    • Hacked,
    • disconfirming,
    • mudslinging,
    • blew away,
    • knock over,
    • Dilapidating,
    • muff,
    • sap,
    • pillage,
    • bung up,
    • finish off,
    • levels,
    • goof up,
    • equalize,
    • vandalize,
    • tear up,
    • getting around,
    • impeded,
    • ruin,
    • Decocting,
    • Dynamiting,
    • Deflorate,
    • gobble up,
    • banting,
    • take to pieces,
    • cramp style,
    • downing,
    • quench,
    • fricassees,
    • throw monkey wrench in,
    • escallop,
    • counter,
    • reflect on,
    • dash one’s hope,
    • pummelling,
    • overtire,
    • mucked up,
    • Illtreat,
    • Littering,
    • sores,
    • rotted,
    • bring into disrepute,
    • pull a boner,
    • corrupt,
    • Torpedoes,
    • quelch,
    • unmakes,
    • knocking down,
    • sacked,
    • braises,
    • falls down,
    • queers,
    • bang up,
    • eat,
    • whelm,
    • sack,
    • blot out,
    • desolate,
    • Pirating,
    • lead astray,
    • quash,
    • goes bad,
    • subvert,
    • actioned,
    • Ulcered,
    • Hashing,
    • unhorse,
    • do in,
    • steering clear of,
    • upending,
    • unmaking,
    • sandbag,
    • knocked down,
    • Quashed,
    • cook,
    • by-passing,
    • cramp one’s style,
    • rub out,
    • Deviled,
    • Mauled,
    • warm up,
    • offing,
    • level,
    • finished off,
    • fricassee,
    • bringing ruin,
    • blotted out,
    • take out,
    • fricasseed,
    • Disfavored,
    • take wind out of,
    • tearing up,
    • french fry,
    • upended,
    • torpedoed,
    • torpedo,
    • fumbling,
    • garotted,
    • shows up,
    • upend,
    • fell down,
    • warmed up,
    • denudate,
    • massacre,
    • bobbling,
    • slimming,
    • foraying,
    • Vied,
    • upends,
    • torn down,
    • worsted,
    • doublecross,
    • dissolve,
    • do one in,
    • be set,
    • dashed hope,
    • Unrig,
    • demolish,
    • warp,
    • live in the gutter,
    • out maneuver,
    • Devilled,
    • Sapping,
    • contuse,
    • knocked over,
    • rebated,
    • Deviling,
    • Whelming,
    • eat away,
    • Pirated,
    • sweep away,
    • Miscompute,
    • wrenching,
    • zinging,
    • Worsting,
    • bilk,
    • abuse,
    • spray painting,
    • detouring,
    • jump down throat,
    • pressure-cook,
    • blitzed,
    • Slurring,
    • winding down,
    • Whelmed,
    • Messed,
    • leading astray,
    • render void,
    • Entrapped,
    • deface,
    • decoct,
    • ulcering,
    • infect,
    • counterworking,
    • braising,
    • roll back,
    • torpedoing,
    • wind down,
    • stunting,
    • double cross,
    • falling down,
    • drop the ball,
    • browns,
    • bollix,
    • molest,
    • forayed,
    • knocks down,
    • spoil,
    • Misconstrued,
    • pull down,
    • Lamed,
    • bobble,
    • scaled down,
    • deep fry,
    • scaling down,
    • overthrow,
    • mishandle,
    • set upon,
    • deform,
    • Counterwork,
    • knock bottom out of,
    • frown upon,
    • taper off,
    • poke full of holes,
    • spoilt,
    • tore up,
    • throw down,
    • cheapen,
    • impoverish,
    • ensnared,
    • ill-treat,
    • out wit,
    • mudsling,
    • dynamited,
    • dilapidates,
    • Laming,
    • wipe off map,
    • mow down,
    • dilapidate,
    • deflower,
    • harrow,
    • work over,
    • upset apple cart,
    • hit back,
    • circumvent,
    • led astray,
    • Trashed,
    • roughhousing,
    • reducing,
    • fly in face of,
    • break,
    • Contusing,
    • demerited,
    • foraging,
    • lose weight,
    • do violence to,
    • Preying,
    • blitzing,
    • give run around,
    • Responding,
    • balk,
    • go to hell,
    • injure,
    • Devilling,
    • mar,
    • steer clear of,
    • compromise,
    • thwart,
    • denudated,
    • carried off,
    • Bankrupted,
    • discredit,
    • ravaged,
    • sautes,
    • griddled,
    • murdered,
    • louse up,
    • bring to naught,
    • queering,
    • shoot down,
    • brought low,
    • force down,
    • expunge,
    • batter,
    • unmake,
    • scratching out,
    • nutshell,
    • makes waves,
    • decocts,
    • undo,
    • play mischief with,
    • rebating,
    • took apart,
    • eaten,
    • take for a ride,
    • tuckered out,
    • bant,
    • took out,
    • Hacking,
    • mowed down,
    • ward off,
    • gobbled up,
    • sets upon,
    • pervert,
    • scale down,
    • knock the bottom out of,
    • contuses,
    • resolve into,
    • blow away,
    • over-run,
    • liquidate,
    • blow down,
    • go on a diet,
    • whelms,
    • iced,
    • put out of action,
    • wipe off the map,
    • botch,
    • play off,
    • get around,
    • sandbags,
    • part out,
    • eats away,
    • throwing down,
    • make a mess of,
    • braise,
    • queered,
    • dig out,
    • take for ride,
    • sandbagging,
    • played off,
    • OFFS,
    • fall down,
    • bunged up,
    • have bone to pick,
    • Fricasseeing,
    • rooting out,
    • upset the apple cart,
    • cripple,
    • grease palm,
    • carry off,
    • pooh pooh,
    • upset one’s apple cart,
    • maltreat,
    • devastate,
    • shot down,
    • Snowing,
    • braised,
    • dumped on,
    • take off weight,
    • lame,
    • Unbuild,
    • sauteed,
    • hoodwinked,
    • take a life,
    • lynching,
    • take rug out from under,
    • stumble,
    • Disfavoring,
    • Messing,
    • flubbed,
    • over-runs,
    • Bankrupting,
    • demeriting,
    • nutshells,
    • snafued,
    • dropped the ball,
    • hinders,
    • unbuilt,
    • blast,
    • detoured,
    • loses weight,
    • clip wings,
    • offed,
    • garottes,
    • tucker out,
    • disable,
    • Snowed,
    • torn up,
    • Poisoned,
    • clip one’s wings,
    • working over,
    • put an end to,
    • lay in ruins,
    • garotting,
    • swindle,
    • warms up,
    • bring low,
    • bollixed,
    • by-passes,
    • reduce,
    • leave in ruins,
    • bring to standstill,
    • hang up,
    • raze,
    • Preventing,
    • bobbles,
    • dropping the ball,
    • mangle,
    • slap around,
    • reflected on,
    • tire,
    • jump on one’s case,
    • knock down,
    • up set,
    • create chaos,
    • destroy,
    • make waves,
    • hosing,
    • put out of commission,
    • griddling,
    • root out,
    • embitter,
    • takes out,
    • overtired,
    • mowing down,
    • mess up,
    • Parried,
    • take life,
    • give the run around,
    • worked over,
    • Lames,
    • pollute,
    • blotting out,
    • messes,
    • whittle away,
    • by-passed,
    • put in toilet,
    • muck up,
    • eating away,
    • bobbled,
    • unbuilding,
    • outwitting,
    • bring to ruin,
    • swept away,
    • canker,
    • rape,
    • haul off on,
    • sandbagged,
    • zap,
    • Spoliate,
    • mangled,
    • tapers off,
    • bankrupts,
    • bungle,
    • hollow out,
    • prohibit,
    • jump down one’s throat,
    • go bad,
    • disconfirmed,
    • fly in the face of,
    • light into,
    • render null and void,
    • Misconjecture,
    • By-pass,
    • take apart,
    • crush,
    • actioning,
    • dash,
    • HOSED,
    • slow down,
    • Floundered,
    • Hashed,
    • spoils,
    • scratch out,
    • debauch,
    • offsetting,
    • snuff,
    • disconsider,
    • Preyed,
    • Winging,
    • garotte,
    • brought to ruin.

    pervert

    • misstate,
    • salting,
    • phony up,
    • doctor up,
    • salted.

    shatter

    • Fracturing,
    • smatter,
    • splinterize,
    • fragmentalize,
    • smash to smithereens,
    • smattered,
    • fractured,
    • break a heart,
    • wrack up.

    take apart

    • dismantle.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • bust,
    • blight,
    • queer,
    • dish,
    • gin,
    • ravish,
    • annihilate,
    • collapse,
    • total loss.

How to use «Ruin» in context?

Ruin is a word that often connotes the ultimate devastation of an event or situation. In some cases, ruin may refer to the physical state of a building or other structure that has been significantly damaged or destroyed. More often, however, ruin refers to the emotional condition of a person or people who have experienced or seen tremendous loss or grief. In either case, ruin can leave a person feeling lost, powerless, and alone.

The term has been used in English for centuries, and it has been used to described everything from natural disasters like floods and earthquakes to human-caused problems like war and famine.

Paraphrases for Ruin:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Equivalence

    • Noun, singular or mass
      downfall, rubble, wreck.
    • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
      wrack.
    • Verb, base form
      wreck.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Noun, singular or mass
      devastation, ruination.
  • Independent

    • Proper noun, singular
      batters.
    • Noun, plural
      Ashes, Casualties, dogs, remnants, ravages, disasters, tatters.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      collapse, demise, doom, havoc, undoing.
    • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
      break, spoil, undermine.
    • Verb, base form
      annihilate, blow, break, collapse, crush, demolish, derail, dismantle, disrupt, disturb, hurt, impair, interrupt, jeopardize, negate, nullify, obliterate, rot, shatter, sink, spoil, stain, striker, throw, undermine, undo, unravel.
  • Other Related

    • Noun, singular or mass
      disrepair.

Homophones for Ruin:

  • rename, ramona, rana, Ramayana, rumanian, romany, ranee, ream, rn, rna, rumania, renin, ram home, rein in, Rheumy, rem, romeo, reunion, rune, rumen, roomy, rim, ramee, rearm, riemannian, Rhone Wine, rimu, roman, rimy, remain, room, rum, rowan, run-in, rheum, romneya, rom, rouyn, romani, rhino, reno, romania, rameau, roomie, rerun, rommany, rome, roumanian, re-arm, rhyme, rhine, romaine, runyon, rima, roam, rainy, roma, ron, rhinion, romanian, ramman, run on, renew, rennin, rue anemone, run, run away, renown, run-on, runway, roneo, rummy, rani, riemann, runny, roan, ramie, rhein, roumania, rhenium, rhone, rhynia, rein, rayon, rain, ram, runaway, rime, Rhine Wine, rama.

Hypernym for Ruin:

  • v.

    • contact
      devastate, wrack, consume, violate, burn down, bust, spoil, kick in, kick down, shipwreck, despoil, explode, fire, ravage, scourge, lay waste to, desolate, get, wreck, subvert, burn, bust up, harry, vandalize, break, plunder, vandalise, do a job on, rape, devour, waste, wash out.
    • social
      break, undo, shipwreck.

Hyponym for Ruin:

  • n.

    • artifact
      building, edifice.
    • state
      desolation, devastation.
  • v.

    • change
      crumble, dilapidate, decay.
    • contact
      devastate, ravage, scourge, waste, lay waste to, desolate.
    • social
      cross, bilk, thwart, frustrate, scotch, spoil, baffle, foil, queer.

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