Definitionn. an irrecoverable state of devastation and destruction
Last update: June 13, 2015
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In "his unrighteous war with Austria and his ruination of religion and morality," to Napoleon III. [Please select]
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"Ruination either way," murmured Boone sadly to himself, as though he were counting the cost. [Please select]
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This big-town sportin' life would be the ruination of a simple country kid like me.' [Please select]
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A premature advance on their part, while we would undoubtedly repulse it, would mean the ruination of our coup. [Please select]
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It was a working plumber was my ruination when I was pure. [Please select]
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"And if they can do it, and if they do do it, it will be the ruination of England." [Please select]
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So instead of doing a kindness I really would work ruination. [Please select]
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That is what this book is really all about, the ruination of some men, and the salvation of others, for even out at sea there are missionaries working to try and save souls. [Please select]
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'Don't go getting jam-tarts, now--so messy at the best of times, and without forks and plates ruination to your clothes, besides your not being able to wash your hands and faces afterwards.' [Please select]
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