annihilatory (Meaning)

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annihilatory (a.)

Annihilative.

The military's annihilatory tactics aimed at complete destruction of the enemy's strongholds.
The environmentalists criticized the company's annihilatory practices, leading to irreversible damage to ecosystems.
The dictator's annihilatory policies resulted in the devastation of entire communities.
The volcanic eruption had an annihilatory impact on nearby settlements, burying them in ash.
The invasive species posed an annihilatory threat to the delicate balance of the local ecosystem.
The terrorist organization threatened to unleash an annihilatory attack on the city.
The powerful hurricane's annihilatory force left a trail of destruction in its wake.
The historian described the annihilationary consequences of the war, leading to a reconstruction era.
The government faced international criticism for its annihilatory approach to dissenting voices.
The economic collapse had an annihilatory effect on businesses, causing widespread unemployment.

Annihilative.

destructive, disastrous,devastating, devastative, fatal,cataclysmic, cataclysmal, deadly, lethal, calamitous

nondestructive, useful, productive, constructive, productive, useful, constructive,protective, creative, nondestructive

The military's annihilatory tactics aimed at complete destruction of the enemy's strongholds.

The environmentalists criticized the company's annihilatory practices, leading to irreversible damage to ecosystems.

The dictator's annihilatory policies resulted in the devastation of entire communities.

The volcanic eruption had an annihilatory impact on nearby settlements, burying them in ash.