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spoiled

[ spoild ]

adjective

  1. (of a person, especially a child) indulged excessively or pampered, with a harmful effect on character:

    Her grandfather is a rough, no-nonsense farmer with little patience for a spoiled kid from the city.

  2. (of food) having become bad or unfit for use; tainted, rancid, or soured:

    Eating spoiled fish causes symptoms that closely resemble an allergic reaction.

  3. severely damaged or harmed, especially in a way that reduces value, usefulness, excellence, enjoyment, etc.; marred or ruined:

    His new book, Fly Fishing Tips for the Desperate, can help turn a spoiled fishing trip into a successful one.

  4. (of a ballot) disqualified by being marked in an improper way or otherwise marred or defaced:

    If you make a mistake on your absentee ballot, return it to the auditor with "spoiled ballot†on the envelope and request a replacement.



verb

  1. a simple past tense and past participle of spoil ( def ).
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The ending shouldn’t be spoiled, but even at its finale, “Eric LaRue†refuses to provide clear-cut clues on how to feel about this mother or her boy.

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“They could have said, ‘Oh my gosh, you guys are so spoiled, and you know, like, if you only knew what we had to do.’

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It’s really amazing to hear Bach being exquisitely played in another room; I’m very spoiled by that.

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Less than two minutes later, a Canadian counterattack was spoiled by a hard tackle in the box.

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The story follows the life of the naïve and lovably spoiled teenager, who plays matchmaker with her friends before ultimately finding love herself.

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