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ruination

/ˌruː.ɪˈneɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action ou le processus de destruction totale, de dévastation, ou l'état de ce qui est ruiné, entraînant souvent une perte irréparable de position, de réputation ou de structure.

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noun

/ˌruː.ɪˈneɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action ou le processus de destruction totale, de dévastation, ou l'état de ce qui est ruiné, entraînant souvent une perte irréparable de position, de réputation ou de structure.

A noun referring to the act or process of causing complete destruction, devastation, or the state of being ruined, often resulting in an irrecoverable loss of position, reputation, or structure.

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  1. State of devastationC1formal

    An irrecoverable condition of complete destruction or decay.

    frÉtat de dévastation

    • The city fell into ruination after the war.
    • The ancient temple was left in a state of ruination.
    • His financial ruination was caused by reckless gambling.

    Synonymesannihilationdemolitiondesolationdestructiondevastationhavocruinwreckage

    Antonymesbuildingconstructioncreationrepairrestoration

  2. Destructive eventC1formal

    An occurrence that leads to the complete destruction of something.

    frévénement destructeur

    • The flood was the ruination of the entire harvest.
    • The fire caused the ruination of the historic building.
    • The scandal was the ruination of his political career.

    Synonymesannihilationcalamitycataclysmcatastrophedemolitiondestructiondevastationdisasterhavocruin

    Antonymesbuildingconstructioncreationgenesis

  3. Loss of position or reputationC1formal

    A failure that results in the loss of one's status, job, or good name.

    frPerte de position ou de réputation

    • The embezzlement led to his complete ruination in the business world.
    • Her ruination in society was swift after the rumors spread.
    • The failed project meant the ruination of his professional reputation.

    Synonymesdegradationdiscreditdisgracedishonordownfallhumiliationruinundoing

    Antonymesadvancementpromotionsuccesstriumph

  4. Act of wreckingC1formal

    Destruction achieved by causing something to be severely damaged or ruined.

    frAction de démolir

    • The vandals were responsible for the ruination of the park.
    • His careless actions led to the ruination of the delicate machinery.
    • The ruination of the ecosystem was caused by pollution.

    Synonymesannihilationdemolitiondesolationdestructiondevastationruinwrecking

    Antonymesbuildingconstructioncreationpreservationrepairrestoration

Formes
  • ruinations plural form
  • ruinations' possessive plural form
  • ruination's possessive singular form
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