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Discover Ludwig'ruined from' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you mean that something has been affected in a negative way due to something else. For example: "The once beautiful garden was ruined from years of neglect."
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The entire office was pretty ruined from the smell.
"Our lives were ruined from that day onwards and have always felt a sense of injustice.
Thousands of victims have their lives ruined from drunken actions of others.
He thanked everyone in a voice that sounded like that of someone with a terrible sore throat or one ruined from smoking.
The prosecution may use emotional testimony of elderly people ruined from buying Enron shares at Mr Lay's urging excellent media material.
"I worked for the government for 45 years, my hands are ruined from picking cotton, I don't get a pension and our houses were destroyed in the war.
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The most amazing display narrates the fate of a ruined negative from the Walker Evans archive.
"The party he came from ruined Iceland.
Others are trying to salvage mangled paintings from ruined workshops.
Across the city fires burned from ruined government offices.
So, how will they manage to ruin everything from here?
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