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saboteur
[sab-uh-tur]
noun
a person who commits or practices sabotage.
saboteur
/ ˌsæbəˈtɜː /
noun
a person who commits sabotage
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of saboteur1
Example Sentences
Mystery surrounded the identity of the saboteurs - however last year German reports suggested a team of Ukrainian divers had hired a German yacht and sailed out into the Baltic to attack the pipelines.
It was day one of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, and Russian saboteurs were fighting with Ukrainian security forces in the centre of the Ukrainian capital.
In the video, Gaga battles a latex-clad saboteur and is left to dance for her life to save herself from the entity ultimately in control of her fate.
"Some infiltrators into the revolution, some saboteurs, and some weak-minded people are taking advantage of the situation in the areas that were recently liberated," he says.
Unlike many saboteurs, the 46-year-old does not wear a mask - and was happy to be interviewed on camera.
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