anientise (Meaning)
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anientise (v. t.)
To frustrate; to bring to naught; to annihilate.
Synonyms & Antonyms of anientise
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anientise Sentence Examples
- The superhero had the power to annihilate any threat to the city effortlessly.
- The army was determined to annihilate the enemy forces and secure victory.
- The hurricane's powerful winds seemed capable of annihilating everything in their path.
- The advanced technology could potentially annihilate the virus, offering hope for a cure.
- The dictator sought to annihilate any opposition, suppressing dissent with an iron fist.
- In the fictional world, a powerful wizard could cast a spell to annihilate entire armies.
- The intense heat from the volcano threatened to annihilate the nearby villages.
- The new weapon had the capability to annihilate targets with pinpoint accuracy.
- The scientist warned of a catastrophic asteroid that could potentially annihilate life on Earth.
- The ruthless dictator's goal was to annihilate any trace of rebellion and maintain absolute control.
FAQs About the word anientise
To frustrate; to bring to naught; to annihilate.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The superhero had the power to annihilate any threat to the city effortlessly.
The army was determined to annihilate the enemy forces and secure victory.
The hurricane's powerful winds seemed capable of annihilating everything in their path.
The advanced technology could potentially annihilate the virus, offering hope for a cure.
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