Another word for undoing
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Noun
The act of destroying or state of being destroyed
- The debris or remains of something wrecked:
- The act of destroying or the state of being destroyed; destruction:
- Accidental destruction of a ship; a shipwreck.
- The stranded hulk of a severely damaged ship.
- Destruction or ruin. Used chiefly in the phrase wrack and ruin.
- The act of ruining or the condition of being ruined.
- A cause of ruin.
- The state of being physically destroyed, collapsed, or decayed:
- The state of being extensively harmed or damaged:
- Poverty of bankruptcy:
- Widespread destruction; devastation.
- Disorder or chaos:
- To destroy or pillage.
- a devastating or being devastated; destruction; desolation
- The act or process of destroying:
- The condition of having been destroyed:
- The cause or means of destroying:
- A cause of harm, ruin, or death:
- A source of persistent annoyance or exasperation:
- Fatal injury or ruin:
Something that causes total loss or severe impairment, as of one's health, fortune, honor, or hopes
- One that wrecks or destroys:
- One who is in the business of demolishing old buildings.
- One who dismantles cars for salvage.
- The act of ruining or the condition of being ruined.
- A cause of ruin.
- The state of being physically destroyed, collapsed, or decayed:
- The state of being extensively harmed or damaged:
- Poverty of bankruptcy:
- A loss of wealth, rank, reputation, or happiness; ruin.
- A cause of ruin:
- A fall of rain or snow, especially a heavy or unexpected one.
- The act or process of destroying:
- The condition of having been destroyed:
- The cause or means of destroying:
- One that destroys:
- A small, fast, highly maneuverable warship armed with guns, torpedoes, depth charges, and guided missiles.
- A cause of harm, ruin, or death:
- A source of persistent annoyance or exasperation:
- Fatal injury or ruin:
See also:
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Another word for undoing
Noun
Ruin
Antonyms:The cause of ruin
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