ruiners
Those who wreck
People who ruin things—destroying, spoiling, or bringing about the downfall of something.
The word carries a tone of blame or accusation: The ruiners of childhood dreams never seem to feel guilty.
Often used dramatically or hyperbolically: Those ruiners put pineapple on the pizza again.
Those who dismantle structures
- demolishersThose who destroy structures
- devastatorsThose who utterly destroy
- annihilatorsThose who destroy completely
- obliteratorsThose who destroy completely
vandals · saboteurs · despoilers · ravagers · defacers · trashers · smashers · pillagers
Those who commit disloyalty
- underminersThose who weaken secretly
- saboteursIntentional disruptors of operations
- backstabbersThose who deceive allies
- double-crossersPeople who betray allies
turncoats · sellouts · snitches · moles · infiltrators · defectors · conspirators · plotters
Those who debase others
- contaminatorsSources of impurity
- pollutersThose who contaminate surroundings
- defilersThose who corrupt sanctity
- adulteratorsThose who corrupt purity
degraders · debauchers · perverters · blighters · poisoners · soilers
wreckers
Those who dismantle structures
- demolishersThose who destroy structures
- devastatorsThose who utterly destroy
- annihilatorsThose who destroy completely
obliterators · vandals · saboteurs · despoilers · ravagers · defacers · trashers · smashers · pillagers · plunderers
traitors
Those who commit disloyalty
- underminersThose who weaken secretly
- saboteursIntentional disruptors of operations
- backstabbersThose who deceive allies
double-crossers · turncoats · sellouts · snitches · moles · infiltrators · defectors · conspirators · plotters · subversives
corrupters
Those who debase others
- contaminatorsSources of impurity
- pollutersThose who contaminate surroundings
- defilersThose who corrupt sanctity
adulterators · degraders · debauchers · perverters · blighters · poisoners · soilers
- destroyersdestroyers, guided missile, torpedo tubes, hull, stern
ruinersbuilders
Those who construct things
creators · makers · constructors · developers · founders
ruinerssaviors
Those who rescue others
saviours · preservers · protectors · rescuers · guardians
ruinersfixers
Those who restore function
repairers · restorers · menders · rebuilders · renovators
- ruined castleDeteriorated fortified structure
- ruined abbeyDestroyed religious house remains