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    Perdicion (en. Perdition)

    /peɾˈðision/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Situation of ruin or misfortune.
    The economic perdition of the country was evident after the crisis.
    La perdición económica del país fue evidente tras la crisis.
    Loss of salvation or divine grace.
    Repentance is the way to avoid the perdition of the soul.
    El arrepentimiento es el camino para evitar la perdición del alma.
    Complete destruction or annihilation.
    The flood led to the perdition of many homes in the region.
    La inundación llevó a la perdición de muchas viviendas en la región.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'perditio', meaning 'loss' or 'destruction'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to fall into perdition
    To suffer a moral or ethical setback.
    caer en perdición
    total perdition
    A state in which there is no hope of recovery.
    perdición total
    to live in perdition
    To be in a state of hopelessness or loss of control.
    vivir en la perdición

    Related Words

    to lose
    To cease to have something that was possessed.
    perder
    destruction
    Action of completely destroying something.
    destrucción
    ruin
    State of decay or perdition of something.
    ruina

    Slang Meanings

    To be on a wrong path or in a complicated situation.
    That boy is in perdition, always getting into trouble.
    Ese chico está en perdición, siempre metido en problemas.
    To feel trapped in a dead-end situation.
    Since he lost his job, he lives in perdition.
    Desde que perdió su trabajo, vive en perdición.