spoil

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Spoil Definition & Meaning

1. To ruin or damage something, often by causing it to decay or go bad.

Example: Leaving food out in the sun can spoil it quickly.

2. To pamper or indulge someone excessively, often leading to negative consequences.

Example: Spoiling a child can make them entitled and disrespectful.

3. To reveal or give away a surprise or secret.

Example: Don't spoil the ending of the movie for me!

4. To treat someone with great kindness or generosity.

Example: My grandmother always spoils me with her homemade cookies.

5. To impair the quality or effectiveness of something.

Example: Adding too much salt can spoil the taste of a dish.

Examples of the word spoil used in sentences.

  • I don't want to spoil my dinner by eating too many snacks before it.
  • The milk has spoiled, we need to throw it away.
  • If you keep spoiling your cat, she will become very demanding.
  • The bad weather might spoil our picnic plans.
  • Don't spoil the surprise by telling her about the birthday party.
  • My parents always spoil me with gifts on my birthday.
  • If you don't refrigerate the milk, it will spoil within a day or two.
  • Emily doesn't like when people spoil the endings of movies for her.
  • If you consistently spoil your children, they may not appreciate the value of hard work.
  • We had to cancel our picnic because the weather was spoiling.
  • The rain is going to spoil our plans for a picnic in the park.
  • If you spoil your dinner by eating too many snacks, you won't be hungry for the main course.
  • My mom always spoils me with homemade cookies when I visit her.
  • I don't want to spoil the surprise, so I won't tell you what we're doing for your birthday.
  • Don't spoil the movie for me, I haven't had a chance to see it yet.
  • The restaurant had to throw away tons of food each day as they refused to spoil their reputation by serving stale or expired ingredients. (Business)
  • Despite my parents warning me not to spoil my dinner with snacks, I couldn't resist munching on some chips before the meal. (Food)
  • The actress was determined not to let fame spoil her humble beginnings and continued to give back to her community. (Success)
  • I had to cancel my outdoor plans as the weather forecast predicted rain, which would spoil the picnic. (Weather)
  • The wealthy businessman would spoil his children with luxurious holidays and expensive gifts, but they grew up without any sense of responsibility or work ethic. (Parenting)
  • The sudden rainstorm threatened to spoil our camping trip, but we were prepared with plenty of extra gear and food supplies.
  • She was determined to spoil her grandchildren with gifts and treats during their visit to her house.
  • His lazy attitude and lack of ambition were beginning to spoil his chances of succeeding in his career.
  • The rich and decadent dessert was enough to spoil even the most disciplined dieter's healthy eating regimen.
  • Despite his best efforts to clean up the house, the party guests managed to spoil the white carpet with wine and food stains.
  • It's not good to spoil your kids too much, as it might lead to entitlement and lack of appreciation for what they have.
  • It's important not to spoil the surprise party by accidentally revealing it to the guest of honor beforehand.
  • The heavy rain will spoil our picnic plans, but we can always reschedule for another day.
  • I hate it when a spoiled brat talks down to others and acts like they're better than everyone else.
  • This luxurious spa treatment will spoil you rotten and leave you feeling relaxed and rejuvenated.
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