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Definition

To describe a situation that has gone so badly that it is irreversible or beyond repair.

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How it's used

Used to describe a situation or object that has deteriorated to the point of no return. It carries a sense of total collapse or irreversible mess, often implying that the original state is now completely lost.

Examples

If you keep messing around like this, the whole thing will be ruined beyond recovery.

Common phrases

the whole thing is completely ruined

Common mistake

Do not confuse this with simple damage, as it implies a state of total ruin where repair is no longer an option. It is a very colloquial expression and should be avoided in formal or professional writing.

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