sabotage
noun
verb (used with object), sab·o·taged, sab·o·tag·ing.
Origin of sabotage
Synonyms for sabotage
Related Words for sabotage
subversion, disruption, vandalism, treason, treachery, destruction, obstruct, hinder, wreck, subvert, cripple, vandalize, destroy, disrupt, hamper, undermine, torpedo, wreckage, mischief, wreckingExamples from the Web for sabotage
Contemporary Examples of sabotage
But was it necessary to try to sabotage her career and her book and spend hours of our own lives trying to make her life hell?
The Americans and the Israelis have worked to sabotage German gear that Iran has tried to purchase on the black market.
But the Russian sabotage and provocation operations currently underway?
Why the prime suspect is Pakistan—and the motive to sabotage any potential peace deal.
The truth is that Schwarzenegger is quite good in Sabotage, even if the rest of the movie isn't very good at all.
Historical Examples of sabotage
I was in his office when the report of sabotage to your plane came through.
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“I got a hunch I know what kind of sabotage will be tried next—and when,” said Mike.
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But of course there were the orders that said he was a sabotage expert.
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There was a sort of pattern in the way the other sabotage incidents had been planned.
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By "other situation" Crag knew he was referring to the sabotage.
First on the MoonJeff Sutton