Antonyms for sabotage
ˈsæb əˌtɑʒsab·o·tage

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1. sabotageverb

   a deliberate act of destruction or disruption in which equipment is damaged

2. sabotage, undermine, countermine, counteract, subvert, weakenverb

   destroy property or hinder normal operations

   "The Resistance sabotaged railroad operations during the war"

   Synonyms:
   countermine, countervail, bring down, vitiate, counterbalance, deprave, debauch, cave, soften, misdirect, overturn, demoralize, counteract, subvert, debase, profane, weaken, corrupt, damp, pervert, neutralize, demoralise, countercheck, antagonise, de-escalate, undermine, step down, dampen, overthrow, antagonize, break

How to use sabotage in a sentence?

1. Sun Guang:

   As soon as they see me as a Chinese face, they think I'm here to sabotage or support Russia, i don't think the current situation in Ukraine is safe for Chinese.

2. Rush Limbaugh:

   I don't know if it was done on purpose, with the intent to sabotage my effort, or if it was done on purpose as a result of a misunderstanding during production meetings about some of the things I said I might find challenging and eager to do.

3. Taner Yildiz:

   An explosion occurred as a result of a sabotage about 15 kilometres inside the Turkish border on the Turkey-Iran gas pipeline.

4. John Yarmuth:

   I think our caucus understands that essentially we're all Joe Manchin, and with the margins we have, everybody has the ability to tank whatever we're trying to do. I mean, here we've got four votes, there, we have zero margin, so essentially everybody's in a position to sabotage, whatever we're doing.

5. Heba Amin:

   It was a way to start a discussion, you know, we were hoping that once this aired that somebody would pay attention to it, and we never anticipated that it would be so massive. The sabotage of the set has become a worldwide story, picked up by major newspapers and media outlets across the globe.

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