verb
- deliberately destroying, damaging, or obstructing something, especially for political or military advantage
- deliberately preventing the success of a plan or activity
Examples
- The workers were accused of sabotaging the factory equipment.
- She felt like her colleagues were sabotaging her project.
- Enemy agents were sabotaging supply lines during the war.
- Stop sabotaging yourself with negative thoughts.
- The computer virus was sabotaging the entire network.
- They suspected someone was sabotaging their marketing campaign.