What is another word for spoilation?
Pronunciation:
[ spɔ͡ɪlˈe͡ɪʃən], [ spɔɪlˈeɪʃən], [ s_p_ɔɪ_l_ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n]
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Synonyms for Spoilation:
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n.
• decay- Crumbling ,
- Perishing ,
- adulteration ,
- atrophy ,
- blight ,
- consumption ,
- corrosion ,
- decadence ,
- decline ,
- decomposition ,
- decrease ,
- decrepitude ,
- degeneracy ,
- degeneration ,
- depreciation ,
- deterioration ,
- dilapidation ,
- disintegration ,
- disrepair ,
- dissolution ,
- downfall ,
- dying ,
- extinction ,
- fading ,
- failing ,
- impairment ,
- mortification ,
- rot ,
- ruin ,
- ruination ,
- rust ,
- senescence ,
- wasting ,
- withering .
Other relevant words:
- Direption ,
- decay ,
- depredation ,
- pillage ,
- plunder ,
- putrefaction ,
- putrescence ,
- rape ,
- rapine ,
- ravage ,
- ravaging ,
- ravishment ,
- sack ,
- spoilage ,
- spoiling .
How to use "Spoilation" in context?
Spoilation is the deliberate destruction of the surprise or suspense that a story or film might otherwise create. It is a common occurrence in movies and novels, and generally happens when the audience knows too much about what is going to happen. By the time the inevitable event arrives, it is not as suspenseful or exciting as it could be.
Homophones for Spoilation:
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- Synonyms:
- divider, segregator, Detailer, Divorcer, Estranger, Isolator, severer.
