spoil
verbADV.
completely, quite
Her selfish behaviour completely spoiled the evening.| rather, slightly, somewhat
VERB + SPOIL
mustn't, not be going to, not want to
I don't want to spoil things for everyone else.| be a pity to
It would be a pity to spoil the surprise.| try to | not let sth
Don't let the bad weather spoil your holiday.PREP.
with
spoiling the children with expensive toysPHRASES
be completely/thoroughly/utterly spoilt
Those children are thoroughly spoilt!| spoil sb rotten
My grandparents used to spoil me rotten.| a spoilt brat/child