what are differences between‘ruin’‘spoil’‘damage’and‘destroy’？
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destroy something = ruin something = wreck something
= to damage something so badly that it can no longer be used or so that it no longer exists
'The building was completely destroyed by fire.'
spoil something: to be careless or make a mistake, with the result that something is no longer good:
'Don't put too much salt in the soup - you'll spoil it.'
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Not best examples. You have ruined my plans. By adding too much salt i have spoiled my soup. The car was damaged seriously in the accident. Nuclear bomb destroed my country.
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