demolishes Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- flattens
- pulls-down
- ruins
- levels
- decimates
- abolishes
- overturns
- obliterates
- unbuilds
- wrecks
- devastates
- tears-down
- eradicates
- ravages
- finishes
- annihilates
- pulverizes
Weak:
demolishes Meaning
demolishes
to strip of any pretense of merit or credence, to do away with, tear down, raze, to break to pieces
demolishes Sentence Examples
- The raging wildfire demolishes everything in its path, leaving behind only charred remains.
- The batter's thunderous home run demolishes the opposing team's morale.
- The financial crisis demolishes the savings of countless people, plunging them into poverty.
- The earthquake's unrelenting tremors demolishes buildings and infrastructure, leaving a trail of destruction.
- The hurricane's furious winds demolishes homes and businesses, rendering entire communities homeless.
- The athlete's relentless workout demolishes any doubts about their physical limits.
- The government's harsh austerity measures demolishes public services, leaving the most vulnerable citizens destitute.
- The critic's scathing review demolishes the artist's reputation, crushing their dreams.
- The temperature's sudden plummet demolishes the flowers in bloom, leaving gardens barren.
- The recession's devastating impact demolishes businesses large and small, wiping out livelihoods.
FAQs About the word demolishes
to strip of any pretense of merit or credence, to do away with, tear down, raze, to break to pieces
smashes, razes,destroys, flattens, pulls down, ruins, levels, decimates, abolishes, overturns
raises, constructs, erects, restores,builds, manufactures, makes, rebuilds, puts up, creates
The raging wildfire demolishes everything in its path, leaving behind only charred remains.
The batter's thunderous home run demolishes the opposing team's morale.
The financial crisis demolishes the savings of countless people, plunging them into poverty.
The earthquake's unrelenting tremors demolishes buildings and infrastructure, leaving a trail of destruction.