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If you describe someone or something as a spoiler, you mean that they try to spoil the performance of other people or things. 2. A spoiler is information about the plot of a TV series, film, or book that could spoil the enjoyment of someone who has not yet seen or read it.
Synonyms of spoiler. 1. a. : one that spoils. b. : one (such as a political candidate) having little or no chance of winning but capable of depriving a rival of success. 2. a. : a long narrow plate along the upper surface of an airplane wing that may be raised for reducing lift and increasing drag see airplane illustration. b.
1. plunderer or robber. 2. a person or thing that causes spoilage or corruption. 3. a device fitted to an aircraft wing to increase drag and reduce lift. It is usually extended into the airflow to assist descent and banking. Compare air brake (sense 2) 4. a similar device fitted to a car. 5. sport.
A:spoiler is something that reduces your curiosity, or that makes you lose interest in something. for example you're reading a suspense thriller novel, and suppose I have already read it before you and I tell you the suspense. that's a spoiler. since I revealed the suspense you are no more interested to read the book. spoiler s can be for movies...
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spoiler noun [C] (TAKING ATTENTION) a newspaper article, television program, etc. that is produced just before or at the same time as another similar one in order to take attention away from it. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. News reporting & the press. ambulance chaser.
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