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ruination
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Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1660s, from verb ruinate "to go to ruin" (1540s), from Medieval Latin ruinatus , past participle of ruinare , from Latin ruina (see ruin (n.)).
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS ▪ And general commercial malpractice causes the ruination of thousands more people.
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Ruination \Ru`in*a"tion\, n. [LL. ruinatio.] The act of ruining, or the state of being ruined.
Wikipedia
Word definitions in Wikipedia
Ruination may refer to: Ruination (Transformers) , a Transformers character Ruination (album) , 2009 album by Job for a Cowboy
Usage examples of ruination.
The wrong choice meant the utter ruination of the entire Sperling family.
Doone still stood like a chopfallen Lazarus to survey his possible ruination.
Getting used to such sissified things was the ruination of people, Choa had decided back when he was younger and lived, for a while, in the same fashion.
Trojans either dead with him or reenslaved into such bondage it would be the ruination of all their hopes.
Though every particular of circumstance should be fulfilled in the ceremony, it would have been ruination to the Earl's plans to have the knowledge come prematurely to the King that Myles was the son of the attainted Lord Falworth.
Merlyn grumbled a good deal about athletics, saying that nowadays people seemed to think that you were an educated man if you could knock another man off a horse and that the craze for games was the ruination of true scholarship — nobody got scholarships like they used to do when he was a boy, and all the public schools had been forced to lower their standards — but Sir Ector, who was an old tilting blue, said that the battle of Cressy had been won upon the playing fields of Camelot.
You would be responsible for the ruination of your closest friend, David Shawcross, and end his distinguished publishing career on a black note.
An economy managed under the well-known socialist principles of chaos and ruination which has resulted in a negative growth rate of up to ten percent per annum for every year since the Portuguese withdrawal, a foreign debt amounting to double the gross national product, a total breakdown in the educational system, only five percent of children regularly attending a recognized school, one doctor per forty-five thousand persons, only one person in ten with access to purified drinking water, infant mortality at three hundred forty per thousand births?
I read other ruinations and runes, and perused strange preoccupations with fusion and fuels that could be used to change the balance of the land.