From Babylon I came by land to Mosul, which standeth nere to Niniue, which is all ruinated and destroyed: it standeth fast by the riuer of Tigris.
Salina is a ruinated citie, and was destroyed by the Turke ten yeeres past: there are in it now but seuenteene persons, women and children.
The towne it selfe is so ruinated that I take it rather to be a heape of stones then a towne.
Don't you go and be too hard on a poor ruinated old man.
I'm ruinated anyhow, and you ought to take some pity on me.
I'm ruinated for a fact; I might as well be in hell as in Maryland.
Some of Captain Otter's officers pushed through into the small chamber (h); beyond this the gallery was ruinated and impassable; the total length explored was 45 feet.
At Henrico, now Richmond, there were no more than "three old houses, a poor ruinated Church, with some few poore buildings in the Islande.
This day wee also set saile, and the next day passed by the Castle of Serpeto, which is an old ruinated thing, and standeth vnder a hils side.
That way lies near the spot marked on ordnance maps as "Blackmanstone Chapel," a ruin so thoroughly ruinated that it is difficult to find--and not worth seeing when found.
She carried the doll off to the one unkempt corner of Mr. Battershall's garden, where in the shadow of a stone dovecot, ruinated and long disused, a rustic bench stood deep in nettles.
A second and quite unpretentious gateway admitted them to a green meadow, in shape a rough semicircle, enclosed by ruinated walls.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ruinated" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
