Examples of 'really wrecked' in a sentence
Meaning of "really wrecked"
really wrecked: 'Really wrecked' indicates a state of extreme damage, destruction, or disarray. It is often used to express the seriousness or severity of a situation, suggesting that something has been significantly ruined or devastated
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The vandal really wrecked your bike.
Do not take more than a couple hits unless you wanna get really wrecked.
They have really wrecked this party.
That fall that I took on your front steps really wrecked me.
You really wrecked the joint.
The past four days really wrecked me.
They really wrecked this place.
I wonder what he applied here? The vandal really wrecked your motorcycle.
Some guy really wrecked it in there.
Eric more than anyone else, but… Yeah, the accident really wrecked all of us.
Yoli seemed really wrecked about the whole Sky thing.
I think that 's what really wrecked me.
Some guy really wrecked it in there. I mean, he wrecked it.
Your shop 's really wrecked.
Really wrecked him, you know?
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That review really wrecked him.
The vandal really wrecked your bike . - I wonder what he applied here.
So basically, you, you know … you would, you would uh, that really wrecked everything.
Wow, they really wrecked this place.
The 4-hour journey on a Tamil Nadu bus ( thus basic ) really wrecked my arse!
Yeah, the accident really wrecked all of us . Yeah.
He 's really wrecked.
The Walcott injury really wrecked our season.
That 's what really wrecked her.
But, you know, it really wrecked her life.
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It would have wrecked everything for all of us
Wrecked them both playing college football
That driver wrecked that car on purpose
