sabotage
//ˈsæb.ə.tɑːʒ//
Noun
1
The deliberate destruction of or damage to equipment, materials, or a system, especially to hinder an enemy or opponent.
The factory was shut down due to an act of sabotage.
2
An act or process that undermines or obstructs a plan, effort, or activity.
The constant interruptions were a form of sabotage against our project.
Synonym
Verb
sabotageInfinitive
sabotagePresent tense
sabotagedPast tense
sabotagedPast participle
sabotagingPresent participle
sabotagesThird-person singular
1
To deliberately destroy, damage, or obstruct something, especially for military or political advantage.
The rebels sabotaged the railway to prevent the army from advancing.
2
To deliberately undermine or ruin an effort, plan, or relationship.
He tried to sabotage their relationship by spreading rumors.