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UK//ˈsæbətɑːʒ//US//ˈsæbəˌtɑʒ//

Meaning of She'd sabotage the whole operation

To deliberately destroy, damage, or obstruct something.

In simple words: To intentionally ruin or damage something.

She'd sabotage the whole operation in a sentence

  • She'd sabotage the whole operation if she thought it would benefit her.
  • To sabotage their plans would lead to chaos in the team.
  • He feared she might sabotage the project out of jealousy.
  • They tried to sabotage the rival's marketing campaign.
  • Do not allow one person's need to sabotage the group's success.

How to use She'd sabotage the whole operation

Use in contexts involving intentional harm or interference; not appropriate for casual conversations.

Grammar pattern

sabotage + object

Memory hint

Sounds like 'sabotage' - imagine someone sneaking in to trip up a plan.

Related words

Collocations with She'd sabotage the whole operation

  • sabotage efforts
  • sabotage technique
  • sabotage the project

Synonyms for She'd sabotage the whole operation

Common mistakes with She'd sabotage the whole operation

  • Confused with 'sabotage' as a noun and verb.
  • Using it in a positive context.
  • Not identifying who is doing the sabotaging.

Compare She'd sabotage the whole operation with Undermine, Interfere

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Frequently asked questions about She'd sabotage the whole operation

What does She'd sabotage the whole operation mean?

To intentionally ruin or damage something.

What is the definition of She'd sabotage the whole operation?

To deliberately destroy, damage, or obstruct something.

How do you use She'd sabotage the whole operation in a sentence?

She'd sabotage the whole operation if she thought it would benefit her.

Can you give another example of She'd sabotage the whole operation?

To sabotage their plans would lead to chaos in the team.

What are synonyms for She'd sabotage the whole operation?

Common alternatives include undermine, interfere, destabilize, obstruct, thwart.

What words go with She'd sabotage the whole operation?

It commonly pairs with sabotage efforts, sabotage technique, sabotage the project.

What are common mistakes when using She'd sabotage the whole operation?

Confused with 'sabotage' as a noun and verb. Using it in a positive context. Not identifying who is doing the sabotaging.

How do you pronounce She'd sabotage the whole operation?

US: //ˈsæbəˌtɑʒ//, UK: //ˈsæbətɑːʒ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use She'd sabotage the whole operation?

Use in contexts involving intentional harm or interference; not appropriate for casual conversations.