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housewrecker

 

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Noun housewrecker has 1 sense
  1. housewrecker, housebreaker - a wrecker of houses; "in England a housewrecker is called a housebreaker"
    --1 is a kind of wrecker

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Definition 1: Noun

A housewrecker refers to a person who intentionally causes the destruction or ruin of someone else's home for personal gain or revenge.

Example sentence: The housewrecker set fire to the entire property, leaving nothing but ashes.

Definition 2: Noun

In popular slang, a housewrecker can also refer to a person, typically a woman, who knowingly engages in a romantic or sexual relationship with someone who is already in a committed relationship, thereby causing the breakup of that relationship.

Example sentence: Sarah was labeled a housewrecker after she started dating her best friend's husband.

Definition 3: Adjective

As an adjective, housewrecker describes something that is destructive or detrimental to the condition or structure of a house.

Example sentence: The strong winds during the storm had a housewrecker effect, causing severe damage to the roofs and windows of many houses in the neighborhood.

Definition 4: Local Usage

In some regions, a housewrecker can be used as a colloquial term to describe a person or company that specializes in renovating or remodeling houses, often improving their condition and value.

Example sentence: We hired a local housewrecker to fix our old Victorian home, and now it looks absolutely stunning.

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