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wrack and ruin

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wrack and ruin
Cliché complete destruction or ruin. They went back after the fire and saw the wrack and ruin that used to be their house. Drinking brought him nothing but wrack and ruin.
See also: and, ruin, wrack


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I do believe washing hangs out in the posh suburb back gardens and crumbling brickwork, if there was any, was down to the council leaving them to wrack and ruin near the end.
The Landmark Trust, which looks after some of the country's most important historic buildings, had applied for the cash to prevent it being left to wrack and ruin.
But it's gone to wrack and ruin since George woke one morning to find Pat gone.
 
 
 
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