1. deliberate destruction of or damage to equipment, machinery, or other property to hinder an enemy or employer
2. deliberate action to weaken or destroy something

1. to deliberately destroy, damage, or obstruct something

Examples

• The factory workers committed sabotage by damaging the machinery.
• Enemy agents were suspected of sabotage at the military base.
• His constant criticism felt like sabotage of the team’s efforts.
• She accused him of trying to sabotage her career.
• The protesters planned to sabotage the construction project.
• Industrial sabotage cost the company millions of dollars.
• Don’t let fear sabotage your chances of success.