I’ve been wrecked by God and the world can’t fix me!
An English Language
Learner’s Word of the Day January 4 wreck
Function: verb [with object]
Inflected forms:
wrecks; wrecked; wrecking
Meanings:
1 : to damage (something) so badly that it cannot be repaired
Examples:
<I wrecked my mother’s car.>
<Many houses were wrecked by the hurricane.>
<a wrecked car>
2 : to ruin or destroy (something)
Examples:
<The affair wrecked his marriage.>
<Even though the rumor was false, it wrecked [=ruined] her career.>
<Bad weather wrecked our vacation.>
3 : to destroy (a ship) by crashing it into something — usually used as (be) wrecked
Example:
<The ship was wrecked off the coast of Ireland.>
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1. I was/am wrecked by God, like being hit by a mac truck. Never the same. SOMETHING HAS TO HAPPEN (haha.)
2. I was/am ruined by God, and I’ll never be the same3. My life and old self crashed into the grace and POWER of God and I’ve never been the same since!
I get MY fix from God ;D
