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Often used in the same context:
ruin,
mar,
tarnish,
overshadow,
dampen,
derail,
sully,
hamper,
disrupt,
scupper,
embarrass,
detract,
jeopardize,
disturb,
hinder,
destroy,
scuttle,
overwhelm,
undermine,
frustrate,
upstage,
threaten,
disappoint,
savor,
embitter,
diminish,
deflate,
complicate,
stymie,
besmirch,
dishearten,
stifle,
sabotaging,
aggravate,
deprive,
thwart,
unsettle,
obliterate,
taint,
impede,
endanger,
blemishing,
trounce,
trample,
rile,
upend,
annihilate,
prolong,
imperil,
distract,
vitiate,
hurt,
smother,
impinge,
topple,
obstruct,
gatecrash,
banish,
annoy,
irritate,
affect,
antagonize,
harm,
offend,
depress,
weaken,
injure,
squander,
interfere,
provoke,
whet,
destabilize,
despoil,
gloat,
contaminate,
overdo,
party pooper,
bother,
alienate,
endear,
outshine,
blacken,
overpower,
forget,
cheapen,
miss,
malign,
embroil,
ignite,
deter,
dwell,
squelch,
erode,
revel,
irk,
decimate,
intrude,
begrudge,
celebrate,
liven,
disparage,
crimp,
spoils,
plunder,
booty,
loot,
patrimony,
grist,
treasure,
dower,
hoard,
storehouse,
alms,
ransom,
hostage,
mouthful,
prize,
bait,
bribe,
flock,
fortune,
harvest,
mangled,
manure,
merriest,
mounded,
risk,
rubbish,
scrap,
unmanaged,
unsightly,
ash,
boisterous,
census,
cinder,
confused,
depressed,
deregulated,
developing,
distressed,
extracurricular,
favorite
More specific:
addle,
blemish,
cloud,
corrupt,
curdle,
dash,
deface,
defile,
disappoint,
disfigure,
let down,
ruin,
short-circuit,
sully,
taint
Appears in the definition of:
blemish,
bungle,
decayable,
deface,
disfigure,
ferment,
good,
keep,
mildew,
mold,
poison,
putrefiable,
putrescible,
refrigerate,
sour,
spoilable,
stay fresh,
turn,
unspoiled,
unspoilt,
work
More general:
damage,
decay,
discourage,
do by,
fail,
forbid,
foreclose,
forestall,
go wrong,
handle,
injury,
miscarry,
modify,
pillage,
pillaging,
plundering,
preclude,
prevent,
stolen property,
treat
Synonyms:
baby,
baffle,
ball up,
bilk,
blow,
blunder,
bobble,
bollix,
bollix up,
bollocks,
bollocks up,
botch,
botch up,
bungle,
cocker,
coddle,
corrupt,
cosset,
cross,
deflower,
despoilment,
despoliation,
featherbed,
flub,
fluff,
foil,
foul up,
frustrate,
fumble,
go bad,
impair,
indulge,
louse up,
mar,
mess up,
mishandle,
mollycoddle,
muck up,
muff,
pamper,
queer,
scotch,
screw up,
spoilage,
spoilation,
spoiling,
spoliation,
thwart,
vitiate
Also try:
— Adjectives for spoil:
great,
much,
rich,
immense,
lawful,
precious,
more,
richest,
fair,
valuable,
easy,
more...
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