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Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.
Willful destruction
Disaster
Combustion
Calamity
Sabotage
- Willful destruction refers to the intentional act of causing damage or destruction.
- Option 1: Disaster typically refers to a sudden event causing great damage or loss, often due to natural or severe conditions, but it doesn't necessarily imply willful intent.
- Option 2: Combustion denotes the process of burning something. It is not related to destruction unless specified.
- Option 3: Calamity means a serious event causing distress or disaster, often unexpected and with significant consequences.
- Option 4: Sabotage involves intentionally damaging or destroying something, usually for disadvantage. It's a willful act of destruction.
Sabotage is the best one-word substitute for willful destruction.
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