Object

• effort: This is a sure way to sabotage weight loss efforts.

• attempt: Too much anxiety, the other side of the U, sabotages any attempt to do well.

• economy: IW could sabotage an economy by reducing international confidence in a nation's currency, or causing an adversary to default on payments.

• site: Hang around and the nasty Dr. X starts to sabotage the site really!

• machine: The POI will not sabotage the war machine of ' French imperialism.

Converse of object

• organize: Bea organizes sabotage of all the machines in the laundry.

Adjective modifier

• deliberate: One questions raised is: were these stones then removed, in an act of deliberate sabotage?

• industrial: Is Nadia up to the business of international industrial sabotage?

• economic: Without economic sabotage, you will not get them out into the streets... .

• military: Klement did not agree with Vereeken's definition of revolutionary defeatism, because Vereeken thought that it was the same as military sabotage.

Modifies a noun

• mission: The sabotage mission on the Vemork plant was now to hinder Germany for the rest of the war.

• attempt: Facing sabotage attempts from a local bus company, the villagers must find a way to keep their plans on track.

• attack: Their information raises fears of a wave of sabotage attacks in the event of a war in Iraq.

• operation: This was a new operations plan for sabotage operations against North Vietnam.

Modifying Another Word

• deliberately: I can't help feeling that these people have been put in place in order to deliberately sabotage the country.

• effectively: His conditions for German participation effectively sabotage the US plan.

Noun used with modifier

• oil: In 2002 they defeated a US-backed coup and then an oil sabotage.