destructions (Meaning)

destructions

the action or process of destroying something, the state or fact of being destroyed, a destroying agency

The devastating earthquake caused widespread destructions, leveling entire cities to the ground.
The aftermath of the war left behind a landscape of destructions, with shattered buildings and broken infrastructure.
The hurricane's relentless winds wreaked havoc, causing destructions to homes, businesses, and the environment.
The arsonist's rampage resulted in widespread destructions, destroying valuable property and leaving communities in shock.
The reckless driving caused severe destructions to vehicles and road infrastructure, putting lives at risk.
The construction site was marred by accidental destructions, requiring costly repairs and delays.
The volcanic eruption released immense force, causing destructions to nearby towns and villages.
The destructive fire consumed everything in its path, leaving behind only charred remains and shattered dreams.
The militants' attacks brought about untold destructions, killing innocent civilians and destabilizing the region.
The negligence of the authorities resulted in major destructions to a historic landmark, sparking outrage and calls for accountability.

the action or process of destroying something, the state or fact of being destroyed, a destroying agency

extinctions, losses,devastations, demolitions, exterminations, desolations, collapses, havoc, wastages, wreckages

erections, savings,buildings, constructions, rescues, protections,salvations, salvages, reconstructions, conservations

The devastating earthquake caused widespread destructions, leveling entire cities to the ground.

The aftermath of the war left behind a landscape of destructions, with shattered buildings and broken infrastructure.

The hurricane's relentless winds wreaked havoc, causing destructions to homes, businesses, and the environment.

The arsonist's rampage resulted in widespread destructions, destroying valuable property and leaving communities in shock.