wipeout Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- shatter
- demolish
- rub-out
- root-out-
- blot-out
- expunge
- liquidate
- exterminate
- extirpate
- annihilate
- sweep-away-
- efface
- cancel
- obliterate
- snuff-out-
- black-out
- clean-up-
- stamp-out-
Weak:
Strongest:
- make
- create
- save
- make
- protect
- protect
- build
- preserve
- form
- preserve
- form
- save
- create
- conserve
- conserve
- build
Strong:
- patch
- restore
- patch
- shape
- construct
- fabricate
- repair
- shape
- frame
- rebuild
- restore
- forge
- forge
- renew
- repair
- frame
- fix
- construct
- manufacture
- fabricate
- manufacture
- fix
- renew
- rebuild
Weak:
wipeout Meaning
wipeout (n)
an event (or the result of an event) that completely destroys something
a spill in some sport (as a fall from a bicycle or while skiing or being capsized on a surfboard)
wipeout Sentence Examples
- The massive wave crashed down with such force that it caused a complete wipeout for the surfer.
- The storm left a trail of destruction in its wake, leaving a wipeout of buildings and infrastructure.
- The financial crisis wiped out the savings of countless individuals, leaving them in financial ruin.
- The virus caused a global wipeout of certain animal species, threatening the delicate balance of the ecosystem.
- The earthquake created a seismic wipeout, toppling buildings and causing widespread devastation.
- The intense heat wave led to a wipeout of crops, threatening the food security of the region.
- The wildfire spread uncontrollably, leaving a wipeout of vegetation and wildlife in its path.
- The discovery of a new drug wiped out the resistance of the bacteria, offering a major breakthrough in medical treatment.
- The drought caused a wipeout of vegetation, turning the once-fertile land into a barren wasteland.
- The sudden surge in demand completely wiped out the inventory of the product, leaving customers disappointed and frustrated.
FAQs About the word wipeout
an event (or the result of an event) that completely destroys something, a spill in some sport (as a fall from a bicycle or while skiing or being capsized on a
abolish, destroy,eradicate, erase, shatter, demolish, rub out, root (out), blot out, expunge
make, create, save, make,protect, protect, build, preserve, form, preserve
The massive wave crashed down with such force that it caused a complete wipeout for the surfer.
The storm left a trail of destruction in its wake, leaving a wipeout of buildings and infrastructure.
The financial crisis wiped out the savings of countless individuals, leaving them in financial ruin.
The virus caused a global wipeout of certain animal species, threatening the delicate balance of the ecosystem.
