wreckful Synonyms
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wreckful Meaning
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wreckful (a.)
Causing wreck; involving ruin; destructive.
wreckful Sentence Examples
- The storm left a wreckful path of destruction through the town.
- The earthquake caused a wreckful collapse of buildings and homes.
- The floodwaters left a wreckful mess in their wake.
- The hurricane's high winds created a wreckful scene of downed trees and shattered windows.
- The fire left a wreckful ruin of what was once a beautiful home.
- The accident left a wreckful car in the ditch.
- The battle left a wreckful battlefield strewn with corpses.
- The explosion caused a wreckful blast that shattered windows and shook the ground.
- The tornado left a wreckful trail of destruction in its path.
- The wreckful aftermath of the storm left many people homeless and without power.
FAQs About the word wreckful
Causing wreck; involving ruin; destructive.
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The storm left a wreckful path of destruction through the town.
The earthquake caused a wreckful collapse of buildings and homes.
The floodwaters left a wreckful mess in their wake.
The hurricane's high winds created a wreckful scene of downed trees and shattered windows.
