tore down (Meaning)

tore down

the act or process of disassembling, to take apart, to cause to decompose or disintegrate, to knock down and break into pieces, vilify, denigrate

The dilapidated building was finally tore down, making way for a modern skyscraper.
The angry mob tore down the oppressive statue, symbolizing their defiance.
With a heavy heart, she tore down the framed photograph that held painful memories.
The tornado tore down countless trees, leaving only scattered branches in its wake.
The earthquake tore down entire structures, leaving a city in ruins.
The rampaging elephant tore down the flimsy fence, causing chaos in its path.
The strong wind tore down the sails of the sailboat, leaving it stranded at sea.
The bulldozer tore down the old shack, clearing the land for a new development.
The demolition crew tore down the abandoned factory, preparing it for a complete rebuild.
The floodwaters tore down bridges and道路, cutting off communities from access to essential services.

the act or process of disassembling, to take apart, to cause to decompose or disintegrate, to knock down and break into pieces, vilify, denigrate

ruined, damaged,destroyed, pulled down, demolished, devastated, shattered, smashed, wrecked, annihilated

created, reared, put up, built, constructed, fixed,set up, erected, raised, repaired

The dilapidated building was finally tore down, making way for a modern skyscraper.

The angry mob tore down the oppressive statue, symbolizing their defiance.

With a heavy heart, she tore down the framed photograph that held painful memories.

The tornado tore down countless trees, leaving only scattered branches in its wake.