waster
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- noun
- /ˈweɪstər/
:
destructor
- Special attention is given to making sure we erect super-efficient buildings and retrofit the ones we've got, which are rich nations' top energy wasters.
Examples
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It's not like he titled the damn article "AJ, you waster, spend less, eat better."
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I pity the land, for reckless wasters are diluting her national policies.
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"Our research shows that in Britain we are not a nation of callous food wasters," added Fabian Society senior researcher Natan Doron.
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The new factory was built on the land that once belonged to a waster, ruining the local ecosystem.
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His reputation as a waster stems from his habit of neglecting his responsibilities and causing harm to others.
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In the documentary, the waster was shown causing significant damage to the environment without a second thought.
Synonyms
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5.5
A person or thing that causes great damage
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7.4
A person who damages property on purpose to cause trouble
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7.9
A person or thing that destroys something
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7.4
A person or thing that causes a lot of damage to something
A person or thing that causes ruin
Someone or something that causes great damage
Someone or something that destroys things completely so nothing remains
A person or thing that destroys something completely, like pulling trees out by the roots
A person or thing that destroys and leaves a place empty
A person or machine that destroys buildings to clear land
Antonyms
Compounds
How Destructive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Waster comes from the word waste, which also once meant 'to destroy' or 'make empty', and you can see this in the word wasteland. So a waster can be someone who ruins or destroys places, things, or happiness.