wreck's Usage Examples:

This reef is the site of several historic shipwrecks; however, the dive takes place on the deep water side along the wall.

Tinseltown flaunts no shortage of train wrecks, mug shots, and meltdowns.

buoy that helped us to find the wreck.

Hashem surveys the wreckage of his ' nice house ', its walls imploded, its roof collapsed.

Unfortunately, you'll have to wait out that relationship -- you can't go and try to be a home wrecker, he'll hate you.

The ship was driven about by the winds; it was wrecked.

ministers, whom he accused, quite unjustly, of wasting Trial of his revenue and wrecking his campaign thereby.

One pair had dived and, as agreed, released the grapnel from the wreck so that it could be recovered.

Howie was a total wreck and I'm sure neither Quinn nor I was much better.

But the scheme was wrecked by the premature death of the bride, who expired by the way, while being brought over from Norway to her own kingdom, owing to privations and fatigue suffered on a tempestuous voyage.

Matthew holding up a decorated pot sherd, his first artifact find on the wreck.

Many ships are wrecked and the sailors are drowned.

Synonyms:

ruin, wrack, destroy, bust up,

Antonyms:

increment, increase, progress, recuperate, better,