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Definition of perdition - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
afterlife fateDated everlasting torment, realm of evil spirits after dyingDated
- In the sermon, he warned that sin leads to perdition.
2.
destructionDated complete and utter ruinDated
- The company's financial scandal led to its perdition..
Origin of perdition
Latin, perdere (to destroy)
Examples of perdition in a sentence
The poem describes lost souls wandering through eternal perdition. The war brought perdition to the once-thriving city. His reckless actions led him to perdition.
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- French:perdition, ruine, ...
- German:Verdammnis, Verderben, ...
- Italian:perdizione, rovina, ...
- Spanish:condenación eterna, ruina, ...
- Portuguese:perdição, ruína total, ...
- Chinese:永远的沉沦, 毁灭, ...
- Japanese:地獄, 破滅, ...
- Arabic:جَحِيمٌ, هلاك, ...
- Hebrew:אַבָּדוֹן, הֶחָרָבָה, ...
- Russian:погибель, гибель, ...
- Ukrainian:погибель, загибель, ...
- Hindi:नरक, विनाश, ...
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