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Meaning of obliterative
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obliterative (a.)
Tending or serving to obliterate.
obliterative Sentence Examples
- The forest fire left an obliterative trail of destruction, consuming acres of vegetation and wildlife.
- The hurricane's wrath unleashed obliterative winds that flattened buildings and uprooted trees.
- The explosion had an obliterative effect on the neighborhood, leaving nothing but rubble in its wake.
- The disease ravaged the body, causing obliterative lesions that destroyed vital organs.
- The war brought obliterative consequences, leaving entire cities in ruins and millions of lives shattered.
- The obliterative trauma from the car accident shattered the victim's limbs beyond repair.
- The acid had an obliterative effect on the metal, dissolving it into nothingness.
- The heavy rain caused obliterative flooding, submerging roads and homes and bringing traffic to a standstill.
- The obliterative scarring from the surgery left a disfiguring mark that haunted the patient.
- The government's obliterative policies sought to erase entire minority groups from history.
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Tending or serving to obliterate.
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The forest fire left an obliterative trail of destruction, consuming acres of vegetation and wildlife.
The hurricane's wrath unleashed obliterative winds that flattened buildings and uprooted trees.
The explosion had an obliterative effect on the neighborhood, leaving nothing but rubble in its wake.
The disease ravaged the body, causing obliterative lesions that destroyed vital organs.
