exterminated (Meaning)

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exterminated (s)

destroyed completely

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of Exterminate

The village was exterminated by a ravenous legion of locusts, leaving nothing but a field of dust and scattered bones.
The government's tyrannical policies aimed to exterminate any dissenting voices, leading to widespread fear and oppression.
Scientists were baffled by the sudden and unexplained extermination of a rare species of butterfly, leaving them pondering the cause of its demise.
The invasive plant species quickly exterminated the native flora, transforming the once diverse ecosystem into a monotonous landscape.
The ruthless hunters exterminated the wolf packs, disrupting the delicate balance of the woodland ecosystem and causing a cascade of unintended consequences.
The relentless wildfires exterminated vast tracts of forest, leaving a blackened and barren wasteland in their wake.
The systematic extermination of an entire ethnic group was a heinous act of barbarity, leaving an indelible stain on humanity's conscience.
The infestation of termites exterminated the structural integrity of the wooden house, forcing its occupants to seek new shelter.
The repeated use of pesticides exterminated the beneficial insects in the garden, leading to an imbalance in the ecosystem and increased susceptibility to pests.
The asteroid impact exterminated the dinosaurs, marking the end of an era and paving the way for the rise of mammals as the dominant life form.

destroyed completelyof Exterminate

wiped out, obliterated, destroyed, disintegrated, mangled,extirpated, mutilated, damaged, eradicated, brittle

reconstructed, patched, unbroken, fixed,repaired, reconstructed, healed, healed, patched, unbroken

The village was exterminated by a ravenous legion of locusts, leaving nothing but a field of dust and scattered bones.

The government's tyrannical policies aimed to exterminate any dissenting voices, leading to widespread fear and oppression.

Scientists were baffled by the sudden and unexplained extermination of a rare species of butterfly, leaving them pondering the cause of its demise.

The invasive plant species quickly exterminated the native flora, transforming the once diverse ecosystem into a monotonous landscape.