recked (Meaning)
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recked (imp. & p. p.)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of recked
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recked Sentence Examples
- The massive storm recked havoc upon the coastal towns, leaving behind a trail of destruction.
- The driver's reckless behavior recked the car, sending metal shards flying through the air.
- The company's reputation was recked after the scandal broke, causing a sharp decline in stock prices.
- The hurricane recked the island, leveling buildings and uprooting trees with its relentless force.
- The earthquake recked the infrastructure of the city, rendering it uninhabitable for months.
- The fire recked the antique shop, destroying centuries-old treasures in its wake.
- The vandals recked the park, scattering broken bottles and graffiti across the once-serene landscape.
- The volcano's eruption recked the nearby villages, burying them under a thick layer of ash and lava.
- The war recked the country, leaving behind shattered cities and countless lives lost.
- The pandemic recked the global economy, forcing businesses to close and causing mass unemployment.
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The massive storm recked havoc upon the coastal towns, leaving behind a trail of destruction.
The driver's reckless behavior recked the car, sending metal shards flying through the air.
The company's reputation was recked after the scandal broke, causing a sharp decline in stock prices.
The hurricane recked the island, leveling buildings and uprooting trees with its relentless force.
