কেউ নাশকতা করে বা ইচ্ছাকৃতভাবে wrecks ঘটায়

diversionists's Usage Examples:

a good job in cleansing the country of numerous "spies, terrorists, diversionists and wreckers <.

protesting the Soviet administration, calling them "spies, enemies, and diversionists"; the crowd responded with heckling.

mail train accident 1924 Mail train was derailed possibly by Soviet diversionists at Pedja River near Jõgeva, killing both passengers and crew.

on the demarcation line", justified as a measure to keep out "spies, diversionists, terrorists and smugglers".

In everyday life speech, "diversionists" were labeled as "débiles" (weaks), "raros" (weirdos), and "gusanos".

Bessarabia—described by historian Anton Moraru as "groups of terrorists and diversionists".

Similarly, Dobzeu refers to the partisans as "Soviet spies [and] diversionists", but assesses that, by 1944, Romanian troops were "no longer the benefactors.

diversionists's Meaning':

someone who commits sabotage or deliberately causes wrecks

Synonyms:

ruiner; waster; uprooter; undoer; saboteur; destroyer; wrecker; sleeper;

Antonyms:

good person; loser;