Spoil

Don't leave your phone in direct sunlight, it could spoil the battery.

The book has been read so many times that its pages are starting to spoil.

The spoil included weapons, ammunition, and other military equipment.

My boss likes to spoil us with a company lunch every once in a while.

The general ordered the spoil to be distributed among the troops.

The grandparents spoil their grandchildren with trips to the amusement park.

Criticizing someone's efforts can spoil their confidence.

The parents were embarrassed by their child's behavior and apologized for their spoil.

Failing an exam can spoil a student's motivation to study.

The teacher had to deal with a spoil in her class.

The building's foundation has begun to spoil due to years of neglect.

The vegetables are starting to spoil because they were not stored in the refrigerator.

A negative comment can spoil an otherwise perfect performance.

Leaving the milk out of the fridge for too long can spoil it.

The soldiers were excited to see the spoil they had captured and eager to claim their share of the reward.

Being constantly berated can spoil a person's self-esteem.

The cheese will spoil if it is not stored in a cool, dry place.

My cousin is a spoil, he never listens to anyone.

The excess use of make-up will spoil your natural beauty.

The politician was worried that the leaked document would spoil his reputation.

The fruit has started to spoil because it was stored next to ripe bananas.

The tires on the car have started to spoil and need to be replaced.

The moldy bread will spoil the taste of the sandwich.

The captain decided to sell some of the spoil to fund their next mission.

The general ordered the troops to secure the spoil after the enemy retreated.

The soldiers were excited to see the spoil they had captured after the battle.

The spy was afraid that he would spoil his mission if he was caught.

The army captured a large amount of spoil after winning the battle.

The salad will spoil quickly if it is not kept in a sealed container in the refrigerator.

The distribution of the spoil among the victorious nations was a complex and contentious process.

Don't spoil your grandchildren too much, or they'll never learn the value of hard work.

The vegetables will spoil if they are not used before their expiration date.

The hacker was able to spoil the company's security by accessing their confidential files.

The chicken will spoil quickly if it is not cooked or frozen after purchase.

The restaurant owner likes to spoil his regular customers.

The canned food can spoil if the can is damaged or bulging.

The grandparents love to spoil their grandkids with ice cream.

The soldiers were disappointed to find out that the spoil they had captured was damaged and unusable.

The soldiers were rewarded with spoil for their successful mission.

I don't want to spoil your surprise, but you have a visitor waiting for you outside.

The nanny warned the parents not to spoil their son.

She knew she had to be careful not to spoil her friend's secret.

The enemy's spoil was loaded onto trucks and transported back to the base.

Don't spoil the surprise party by revealing the location.

The babysitter tried not to spoil the children too much, but they were too cute to resist.

Don't spoil your kids by buying them everything they ask for.

The enemy's spoil included gold, silver, and other valuable items.

An injury can spoil a team's chances of winning.

Parents often spoil their only child by giving them too much attention.

The host likes to spoil her guests with a fancy dinner party.