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spoil

[spoil] / spɔɪl /




Example Sentences

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“These were the two spoiled projects where I got years to work on them. This is the truth. I was working on both these things concurrently.”

From Los Angeles Times

Polling is taking place in three phases spread over a month, using new electronic voting machines which do not allow write-in candidates or spoiled ballots.

From Barron's

Now fully recovered, Jojo will be spoiled a little more this Christmas, she added.

From BBC

You might expect that seeing the process up close would spoil the mystique, like a magician revealing their tricks, but in the case of Adrien and Kathy, it only deepened the sense of wonder.

From Los Angeles Times

She encourages parents to "let go" if grandparents, aunties and uncles choose to spoil young ones.

From BBC