Loss and Sabotage

Loss

Loss noun - The act or an instance of not having or being able to find.

Sabotage and loss are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sabotage" instead a noun "Loss".

Nearby Word: losing

Sabotage

Sabotage noun - A deliberate act of destruction or disruption in which equipment is damaged.

Loss and sabotage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Loss" instead a noun "Sabotage".

Nearby Words: saboteur, sabotaging, sabotaged

How words are described

certain certain loss certain sabotage
considerable considerable loss considerable sabotage
single single loss single sabotage
actual actual loss actual sabotage
Other adjectives: constant, little, bad, potential, personal, general, possible, outright, earlier.

Both words in one sentence

  • Springtime for Hitler He tries to sabotage both the Pussycats themselves and the seniors' club he owns by having the Pussycats play there, expecting them both to lose money and give him a big tax loss.
  • Series / The Flash (2014) Naturally, the Snarts double-cross them and sabotage the transfer, resulting in the loss of all the prisoners.
  • Manga / Yakitate!! Japan Can't Catch Up: Kawachi is actually pretty good at baking bread overall: he did pull his own weight at various Pantasia branches, and he manages to win several matches on his own - in fact, his only outright loss to anyone other than Azuma was a result of sabotage.
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