spoilful

/ˈspɔɪfʊl/

Definitions

1. adjective

Having a tendency to spoil or ruin; prone to spoilage or decay.

“The spoilful conditions in the warehouse led to a large number of damaged goods.”

2. noun

A person who spoils or ruins something, typically due to carelessness or negligence.

“The spoilful worker’s actions resulted in a significant loss of revenue for the company.”

Synonyms

  • deleterious
  • ruinous
  • spoiling

Antonyms

  • conserving
  • preserving