spoiled (Meaning)

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spoiled (s)

having the character or disposition harmed by pampering or oversolicitous attention

(of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usable condition

spoiled Sentence Examples

  1. The child was spoiled with excessive indulgence, leading to a lack of discipline.
  2. The manager spoiled the employee's chances of promotion by giving them preferential treatment.
  3. The once-fresh vegetables had spoiled due to improper storage.
  4. The spoiled milk emitted an unpleasant odor and was unfit for consumption.
  5. The spoiled brat demanded everything they wanted, regardless of whether it was reasonable.
  6. The spoiled meat contained harmful bacteria and could have caused food poisoning.
  7. The spoiled child refused to eat anything healthy or engage in any meaningful activities.
  8. The spoiled relationship was beyond repair due to a lack of trust and respect.
  9. The spoiled goods were returned to the store for a refund.
  10. The spoiled vote was invalidated because the elector had written derogatory remarks on the ballot paper.

FAQs About the word spoiled

having the character or disposition harmed by pampering or oversolicitous attention, (of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usable condition

rotten, bad, putrid, polluted, putrefied, decayed,corrupted, sour, addled, soured

good, fresh, preserved, fresh, sweet,sweet, good, preserved, unspoiled, uncontaminated

The child was spoiled with excessive indulgence, leading to a lack of discipline.

The manager spoiled the employee's chances of promotion by giving them preferential treatment.

The once-fresh vegetables had spoiled due to improper storage.

The spoiled milk emitted an unpleasant odor and was unfit for consumption.