ruin
kehancuran
definition
verb
a ruined castle
reduce (a building or place) to a state of decay, collapse, or disintegration.
carriages go ruining over the brink from time to time
fall headlong or with a crash.
noun
a large white house falling into gentle ruin
the physical destruction or disintegration of something or the state of disintegrating or being destroyed.
example
The court case has also spelled 'ruin' for Whitehead, who now believes he will lose his job as head of business studies.
The others followed my lead, and tossed their torches as they rode away from the fire, away from the destruction and 'ruin' .
Many farmers in these ventures are near financial 'ruin' .
It began as an ambitious scheme to establish a Scottish colony in Panama, but ended in loss of life and financial 'ruin' .
Farmers face financial disaster after freak rain storms thrashed crops into muddy 'ruin' .
The court was told that he faced financial 'ruin' in relation to the costs of a libel action he had taken out against the Sunday Times.
A grieving widow who has travelled from China for the funeral of her student son told how his hit-and-run death has left her a broken woman facing financial 'ruin' .
The wreck and 'ruin' of the old forest was put in order, shattered trees made whole, tender grasses covering the tortured land.
a large white house falling into gentle 'ruin'
In several European countries, the poultry industry appears to be in imminent danger of 'ruin' .
Because such non-moderate behavior could lead to death or 'ruin' , such a risk should not be taken lightly.
But a series of personal disasters and financial 'ruin' triggered a mental disorder that was to turn the father of two into a killer.
If any of these people demonstrate more loyalty to the customer than to the government, they risk bringing their businesses to financial 'ruin' .
the financial cost could mean 'ruin'
Two successive bad harvests brought the risk of 'ruin' .
Even so, I did not leave the young, brown-haired man in complete despair and 'ruin' .
Many were anxious it would harm their health and 'ruin' the charm of their community.
But other than that, if you get sick, you're in danger of financial 'ruin' .
Physical abuse can leave scars; economic abuse, on the other hand, can lead to desperation and eventual 'ruin' .
But the net effect for the company was still disaster and 'ruin' .
In the years ahead, I expect to see some solo bloggers get in trouble - and some get driven to personal 'ruin' when they lose libel lawsuits.
It was natural for us to attempt to paint ourselves in a more favorable light while making out the others as the troublemakers and causers of 'ruin' .
they don't know how to say no, and that's been their 'ruin'
At least 5 per cent of Britain's livestock population has now been destroyed; many farmers face potential 'ruin' .
The dozens of sports that set down this weekend left a wake of destruction and 'ruin' .
In addition to the physical 'ruin' , there was the collapse of the ideology which had been so prominent.
The project has encountered some objections prompted by concerns that the extension and alterations will 'ruin' the listed building's image.
My heart goes out to the unfortunate farmers who will suffer economic 'ruin' from this unforeseen disaster and I weep for the families whose members have been struck down by this fickle virus.
Like so many others afflicted with the condition, he seems constantly to seek a way to drink that will not bring trouble and 'ruin' .
He doesn't know much, but what he does know could spell 'ruin' for us.
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