Synonym: blasting, catastrophic. Similar words: ominous, heinous, luminous, ruin, ruined, equinox, equinoctial, no use. Meaning: ['ruːɪnəs] 
adj. 1. extremely harmful; bringing physical or financial ruin 2. causing injury or blight; especially affecting with sudden violence or plague or ruin.
adj. 1. extremely harmful; bringing physical or financial ruin 2. causing injury or blight; especially affecting with sudden violence or plague or ruin. 
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(31) In fact, depending on the type of plan you have, they can become ruinous.
(32) The ruinous boy was now nineteen and sleeping through his gap year.
(33) They took a ruinous expenditure on the house.
(34) More often it was impatience that was ruinous.
(35) At the same time, technical invention ruinous weapon!
(36) There was no use selling at ruinous figures.
(37) And the one with Iraq was even more ruinous.
(38) The cost will be ruinous.
(39) It certainly helped that the U. S. — unlike just about every other major power in Europe or Asia — did not endure a ruinous war on its home territory.
(40) Few of the men she saw seemed worth a ruinous expenditure.
(41) Herbicide in railway bed often caused the accident pollution in the Itis indirect, sudden and ruinous.
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(43) Have ruinous to verrucous body medicaments to be able to be used at the cure of acuteness wet wart.
(44) Instead, the government could pursue policies designed to drive wages higher for middle- and lower-class Americans, he said, allowing them to buy homes and cars without taking on ruinous debt.
(45) Part of the ruinous expense comes from the poten - tial for lawsuits.
(46) These are the five Besetting sins of a general , ruinous to the conduct of war.
(47) Beginning in 1934, however, nations started to reduce ruinous trade barriers, led by the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act in the United States.
(48) And in the long run it brings ruinous consequences to the whole community.
(49) He went to the money lenders and borrowed on ruinous terms.
(50) This was a perfect recipe for a runaway boom - and for a ruinous bust.
(51) Cap - and - trade would not achieve its goals - and it would put America on a ruinous course.
(52) Once Kaiser Wilhelm dismissed Bismarck in 1890, he discarded the Iron Chancellor's strategy and embarked on what proved to be the ruinous path to 1914.
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