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537 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ dɪstɹˈɔ͡ɪd], [ dɪstɹˈɔ‍ɪd], [ d_ɪ_s_t_ɹ_ˈɔɪ_d]

Related words: destroyed home, destroyed car, destroyed town, destroyed x, destroyed building, destroyed city, destroyed island

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adj.

• all (adjective)
- destroyed.
• depressed (adjective)
- cast down,
- cast-down,
- taken down,
- torn up,
- melancholic,
- heavy-hearted,
- in a blue funk,
- woebegone,
- in pain,
- low-down,
- in the dumps,
- bummed out,
- lowdown,
- in the pits,
- down in the dumps,
- down in dumps,
- tristful,
- down and out,
- down in mouth,
- in the toilet,
- on a downer,
- morose.
• desolate (adjective)
- solitary.
• disconsolate (adjective)
- grief stricken,
- more crushed,
- more tornup,
- doleful,
- more torn up,
- dis tressed,
- most torn up,
- most crushed,
- most torn-up,
- dis-tressed,
- hopeless,
- in consolable,
- in-consolable,
- tornup,
- more torn-up,
- most tornup.
• dissipated (adjective)
- more consumed,
- most squandered,
- most consumed,
- more squandered.
• done for (adjective)
- had it,
- packed-up,
- packed up.
• doomed (adjective)
- Menaced,
- most convicted,
- fore ordained,
- un fortunate,
- most illomened,
- most predestined,
- most menaced,
- fated,
- ill omened,
- be-deviled,
- in cards,
- more menaced,
- most foreordained,
- un redeemed,
- over-whelmed,
- most unredeemed,
- over-thrown,
- re-probate,
- most bedeviled,
- most ill omened,
- most ill-omened,
- be deviled,
- more ill omened,
- be witched,
- more illomened,
- more foreordained,
- more sentenced,
- fore-ordained,
- more predestined,
- kiss death,
- over thrown,
- more ill-omened,
- most suppressed,
- pre-destined,
- un-redeemed,
- pre destined,
- Star-crossed,
- star crossed,
- re probate,
- be-witched,
- more suppressed,
- more convicted,
- more unredeemed,
- un-fortunate,
- most sentenced,
- starcrossed,
- over whelmed,
- more bedeviled.
• forlorn (adjective)
- forgotten,
- be-reft,
- be reft,
- helpless.
• heavy-hearted (adjective)
- heavy hearted,
- more at,
- most at.
• ill-fated (adjective)
- ill fated,
- illfated.
• ill-fated/ill-starred (adjective)
- inauspicious,
- in auspicious,
- most blighted,
- mis fortunate,
- ill-starred,
- mis-fortunate,
- un-lucky,
- most misfortunate,
- more misfortunate,
- un luckiest,
- ill starred,
- un luckier,
- un lucky,
- un-luckier,
- in-auspicious,
- un-luckiest,
- more blighted,
- illstarred.
• irreparable (adjective)
- more irredeemable,
- most irremedial,
- more irrecoverable,
- un-recoverable,
- more irreplaceable,
- more irretrievable,
- in-corrigible,
- in curable,
- most irrecoverable,
- more irremedial,
- in-curable,
- most irredeemable,
- more unrecoverable,
- un correctable,
- most unrecoverable,
- most irretrievable,
- more uncorrectable,
- most irreplaceable,
- most uncorrectable,
- un recoverable,
- un-correctable,
- in corrigible.
• kaput (adjective)
- belly up,
- down for the count,
- nonfunctioning,
- on the skids,
- non-functioning,
- all washed up,
- down the tubes,
- out of circulation,
- washed up,
- belly-up.
• melancholy (adjective)
- more saddened,
- most saddening,
- more saddening,
- more mirthless,
- most mirthless,
- most saddened.
• miserable (adjective)
- dis contented,
- most agonized,
- most suffering,
- most discontented,
- more racked,
- more suffering,
- more agonized,
- most tormented,
- most racked,
- more tormented,
- ruthful,
- more anguished,
- wounded,
- most tortured,
- Racked,
- pained,
- most anguished,
- dis-contented,
- more tortured.
• obliterated (adjective)
- more erased,
- most annihilated,
- re moved,
- more annihilated,
- most erased.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- ill-fated,
- anguished,
- thrown down,
- irreplaceable,
- dead duck,
- worn-down,
- wornout,
- undone,
- in blue funk,
- out of gas,
- irredeemable,
- the worse for wear,
- fe,
- worn down,
- in trouble,
- long-faced,
- Fest,
- cliched,
- well-worn,
- worse for wear,
- irremedial,
- forlorn,
- played out,
- worn-out,
- used up,
- illomened,
- unredeemed,
- disconsolate,
- irreparable,
- let-down,
- irrecoverable,
- in the cards,
- obliterated,
- Fer,
- misfortunate,
- smashed,
- miserable,
- griefstricken,
- depressed,
- torn-up,
- done for,
- melancholy,
- ill-omened,
- pegged out,
- played-out,
- doomed,
- uncorrectable,
- worn,
- unrecoverable,
- mirthless,
- desolate,
- irretrievable,
- dissipated,
- beyond repair,
- wrung out.
• ruined (adjective)
- felled,
- Incinerated,
- Gutted.
• smashed (adjective)
- more demolished,
- most shattered,
- more shattered,
- more crumbled,
- most crumbled,
- most demolished.
• undone (adjective)
- more killed,
- un-done,
- un done,
- most killed.
• unhappy (adjective)
- more long faced,
- more let down,
- most long faced,
- un happy,
- more long-faced,
- most let down,
- un happier,
- un-happier,
- more longfaced,
- longfaced,
- un-happiest,
- most letdown,
- most let-down,
- un-happy,
- most long-faced,
- more letdown,
- un happiest,
- long faced,
- most longfaced,
- more let-down.
• worn (adjective)
- more worn down,
- most dinged,
- most playedout,
- more dinged,
- most played out,
- more played-out,
- most worn-down,
- most worn down,
- most worndown,
- more playedout,
- more played out,
- more worn-down,
- more worndown,
- worndown,
- most played-out,
- playedout.
• worn-out (adjective)
- passer,
- most etiolated,
- more etiolated.
• worn/worn-out (adjective)
- more wellworn,
- more pinched,
- most wellworn,
- over-used,
- most busted,
- most pinched,
- over used,
- over-worked,
- most frayed,
- more frayed,
- well worn,
- most well-worn,
- most well worn,
- wellworn,
- most worn out,
- more well-worn,
- over worked,
- more busted,
- out gas,
- more well worn.
n.

• Other relevant words: (noun)
- demolished,
- blotted out,
- obliterate,
- razed,
- tattered,
- burned,
- blasted,
- fallen,
- spoiled,
- extinguished,
- impoverished,
- damaged,
- down-and-out,
- gone to pot,
- totaled,
- gone,
- despoiled,
- desolated,
- sacked,
- burnt,
- marred,
- wiped out,
- raped,
- devastated,
- ausgespielt,
- scorched,
- lost,
- done in,
- burned-out,
- exterminated,
- war-torn,
- bankrupt,
- irremediable,
- ravaged,
- in ruins,
- dismantled,
- war-worn,
- finished,
- annihilated,
- botched,
- broken,
- kaput,
- blighted,
- ruinous,
- overthrown,
- wrecked,
- wasted,
- shattered,
- burnt-out,
- pillaged,
- ruined,
- spoilt.
• ruined (noun)
- upset,
- reduced to ashes,
- burned up,
- submerged,
- withered,
- burned down,
- gone by the board,
- mown down,
- overrun,
- done away with,
- put to an end,
- engulfed,
- gone to pieces.
v.

• annulled (verb)
- rejected,
- nullified,
- Effaced,
- Annulled,
- Abnegated,
- Deleted,
- Vetoed,
- retracted,
- Denied,
- Abolished,
- dissolved,
- Withdrew,
- dismissed,
- Refuted,
- Undid,
- repudiated,
- Disclaimed,
- negated,
- invalidated,
- Eliminated,
- Eradicated,
- divorced,
- Canceled,
- Disavowed,
- disaffirmed,
- neutralized,
- withdrawn,
- Revoked.
• defeated (verb)
- unsuccessful.
• destroyed (verb)
- Bulldozed,
- Disintegrated,
- vaporized,
- torn down,
- pulverized,
- ripped to shreds,
- Decimated,
- Extirpated,
- laid waste,
- mowed down,
- tore down,
- flattened,
- knocked down,
- Leveled,
- atomized.
Other synonyms:
- slain.
• sufferer
- loser.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- extinct,
- desecrated,
- overcome,
- unanimated,
- Flambe,
- shaky,
- ended,
- irreclaimable,
- defeated,
- cracked,
- topple,
- broken-down,
- raddled,
- Abated,
- in pieces,
- Shivered,
- be all over,
- harried,
- Dishonoured,
- destructed,
- ripped off,
- Infringed,
- prostrate,
- Trashed,
- unsalvageable,
- Decaying,
- Quashed,
- dead,
- confounded,
- fragmented,
- shipwrecked,
- Bankrupted,
- decrepit,
- Rased,
- cancelled,
- pulverised,
- declared null and void,
- be destroyed,
- overwhelmed,
- Crashed,
- crippled,
- derelict,
- splintered,
- dispatched,
- ruptured,
- profaned,
- conquered,
- Killed,
- consumed,
- Perishing,
- decayed,
- go to pot,
- in shambles,
- in disarray,
- Perished,
- brought to ruin,
- injured,
- Subverted,
- removed from office,
- tumbledown,
- beyond hope,
- Scotched,
- devoured,
- dilapidated,
- in smithereens,
- in shreds,
- done up,
- run-down,
- violated,
- murdered,
- ramshackle,
- impaired,
- Levelled,
- up the spout,
- rickety,
- deprived,
- perish,
- Crumbling,
- defeat,
- shabby,
- canceled out,
- defaced,
- split,
- picked up,
- breached,
- destroy,
- battered,
- Prostrated,
- tumble,
- dashed,
- crushed,
- carried away,
- removed,
- unhappy,
- overturned,
- rock,
- Transgressed,
- piece,
- Slaughtered,
- harmed,
- abused,
- in tatters,
- Ravished,
- beyond recovery,
- tatter,
- go to pieces,
- outraged,
- quelled,
- Expunged,
- Butchered,
- falling apart,
- sunk,
- fall to pieces,
- spout,
- burned-over.

How to use «Destroyed» in context?

Destroyed is a powerful word that can describe so many different feelings and experiences. For some, it can be a feeling of sadness and emptiness. For others, it can be a feeling of anger and rage. And for still others, it can be a feeling of emptiness and loss. In all cases, destroyed is a powerful word that can create powerful emotions.

Destroyed is also a word that can be used to describe the physical state of something. For example, a building that has been destroyed by fire is literally destroyed. The building is no longer the same, and it likely won’t function in the same way again.

Paraphrases for Destroyed:

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Equivalence
- Adjective
  shattered, wrecked.
- Proper noun, singular
  demolished, destroy.
- Verb, past tense
  demolished, destruction.
- Verb, past participle
  demolished, destruction, obliterated, razed.
Independent
- Adjective
  broken, damaged, damaging, destructive, disastrous.
- Proper noun, singular
  damaged, destroyer, destruction, destructive, breaks, uses, TBS, USS.
- Noun, plural
  destruction, purposes, blows, ruins.
- Verb, past tense
  affected, blasted, branded, breached, broke, buried, burned, busted, cancelled, cleared, collapsed, consumed, decided, declared, depleted, deprived, devastated, disrupted, downed, dropped, eliminate, ended, eroded, executed, exhausted, exploded, fell, finished, hurt, impacted, justice, led, left, lost, maim, murdered, ordered, private, removed, ripped, ruled, spent, spoiled, striped, struck, surprised, swept, terminated, tore, totaled, violated, wasted, wrecked, Abolished, Attacked, Awarded, Was, Blew, Brought, Butchered, Came, Caused, Deleted, Denied, Did, Died, Eliminated, Eliminating, Eradicated, Erased, Got, Had, Invaded, Jeopardized, Knocked, Leveled, Massacred, Plunged, Raided, Resulted, Sank, Screened, Sentenced, Took, Toppled, Trashed, Were, Wiped, Wreaked, Culled, Snapped, Stormed, Suffered, undermined, breaches, vandalized, HIT, kicked, disemboweled, dynamited, destabilized, sabotaged, uprooted, ‘d, rippedthrough, kiiled.
- Verb, past participle
  abandoned, addressed, affected, afflicted, arms, assassinated, banned, bereaved, blast, blighted, blown, breached, broken, burned, burnt, cancelled, changed, chaos, chosen, cleared, clouded, collapsed, come, completed, concerned, condemned, confused, conquered, consumed, controlled, convicted, corrupted, crushed, cut, dashed, dead, decayed, decomposed, defaced, defeated, degradation, delete, depleted, depressed, devastated, diminished, discarded, discontinued, dismantled, disposed, disrupted, dissolved, distorted, disturbed, done, doomed, downed, dropped, endangered, ended, eroded, evaporated, executed, exploded, exterminated, extinguished, failed, fallen, felled, finished, flattened, fractured, gone, harmed, have, hurt, impacted, impaired, implemented, injured, interrupted, left, lifted, lost, maintained, marred, misplaced, missed, modified, moved, murdered, nil, nullified, offset, ordered, overcome, overturned, perturbed, plagued, pulverized, ransacked, ravaged, reduced, rejected, removed, resolved, restricted, retained, retired, reversed, rid, ripped, roster, routed, seized, selected, settled, severed, shaken, shocked, shot, shut, skinned, slain, solved, spoilt, squandered, stifled, stopped, stricken, struck, sunk, suppressed, surrendered, swept, taken, tarnished, terminated, threatened, thwarted, torn, touched, troubled, undone, upset, used, vanished, vaporized, violated, vitiated, wasted, weakened, withdrawn, won, worsened, Abolished, Aborted, Aimed, Annulled, Appeared, Arrived, Avoided, Banished, Been, Bulldozed, Captured, Carried, Caused, Claimed, Decimated, Deleted, Delivered, Derailed, Deteriorated, Died, Disappeared, Disbanded, Eliminated, Entered, Eradicated, Erased, Excluded, Excreted, Extirpated, Gotten, Hampered, Happened, Harvested, Jeopardized, Judged, Launched, Levelled, Liquidated, Lived, Logged, Overridden, Performed, Remedied, Repealed, Sacrificed, Screened, Sentenced, Slaughtered, Toppled, Transferred, Trashed, Voided, Waived, Wiped, Compromised, Counteracted, Culled, Prevailed, Purged, Snapped, Survived, scrapped, negated, undermined, sprayed, weapons, vandalized, HIT, decommissioned, phased, sabotaged, gunned, clobbered, bombed, laid, jeopardised, redeployed, #, dequeued, kiiled.
Other Related
- Adjective
  devastating, Destroying.
- Proper noun, singular
  devastated, devastating, Destroying, destroys.
- Noun, plural
  destroys.
- Verb, past tense
  damaged, flattened, shattered, shot, Killed.
- Verb, past participle
  annihilated, damaged, shattered, Killed.

Homophones for Destroyed:

distort, dish the dirt, dexterity, distrait, dastard, dogtrot, dog-tired, distorted, doctorate, Dutch Treat.

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Synonyms of destroyed

adjective
as in ruined
verb
as in demolished
as in ravaged
as in killed
as in ruined
as in demolished
as in ravaged
as in killed
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destroyed
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adjective

Definition of destroyed next

as in ruined

Synonyms & Similar Words

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ruined
demolished
wrecked
devastated
damaged
pulverized
collapsed
disintegrated
mutilated
obliterated
imploded
defaced
mangled
cracked
split
eradicated
exploded
ruinate
exterminated
splintered
dynamited
extirpated
blasted
shattered
detonated
broken
wiped out
smashed
busted
fragmented
fragile
fractured
slivered
breakable
brittle
frail
frangible
delicate

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

repaired
reconstructed
unbroken
rebuilt
fixed
healed
mended
patched
unbreakable
infrangible

repaired
reconstructed
unbroken
rebuilt
fixed
healed
mended
patched
unbreakable
infrangible

destroyed

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verb

past tense of destroy

as in demolished

to bring to a complete end the physical soundness, existence, or usefulness of

they practically destroyed the safe in order to get at the money inside their poor scores on the final exam destroyed any chance they might have had to pass the course

Synonyms & Similar Words

ruined
demolished
wrecked
shattered
devastated
smashed
damaged
wasted
annihilated
eroded
decimated
extinguished
razed
dismantled
overcame
ravaged
crippled
marred
pulverized
vaporized
killed
crushed
removed
desolated
defeated
totaled
blasted
wracked
nuked
injured
rubbed out
disintegrated
creamed
broke
tore down
subdued
pulled down
conquered
deteriorated
totalled
harmed
obliterated
mutilated
eradicated
spoiled
did in
dissolved
impaired
clobbered
trimmed
disfigured
licked
dynamited
defaced
vandalized
mangled
assassinated
mastered
plundered
gutted
thrashed
whipped
routed
looted
slaughtered
surmounted
trounced
sacked
bested
disassembled
exterminated
murdered
liquidated
scotched
overmatched
trashed
vitiated
despoiled
dilapidated
expunged
washed out
extirpated
scoured
trampled
beat
pillaged
executed
blew up
wiped out
massacred
dispatched
unmade
zapped
effaced
undid
blotted out
unbuilt
butchered
drubbed
spoilt
felled
walloped
triumphed (over)
took down
killed off
prevailed (over)
skunked
swept (away)
cut down
won (against)
wore (away)
overbore
havocked
took out
slew
snuffed (out)
stamped (out)
rooted (out)
mowed (down)

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

built
constructed
repaired
erected
created
raised
fixed
produced
reared
invented
manufactured
made
formed
assembled
established
protected
preserved
shaped
forged
saved
rebuilt
constituted
restored
organized
molded
fabricated
set up
founded
patched
fashioned
framed
revamped
mended
reconditioned
instituted
brought about
doctored
reconstructed
put up
conserved
fathered
renovated
remodeled

built
constructed
repaired
erected
created
raised
fixed
produced
reared
invented
manufactured
made
formed
assembled
established
protected
preserved
shaped
forged
saved
rebuilt
constituted
restored
organized
molded
fabricated
set up
founded
patched
fashioned
framed
revamped
mended
reconditioned
instituted
brought about
doctored
reconstructed
put up
conserved
fathered
renovated
remodeled

as in ravaged

to bring destruction to (something) through violent action

wildfires destroyed thousands of acres in forests across the state

Synonyms & Similar Words

ravaged
devastated
ruined
wrecked
plundered
obliterated
shattered
scourged
looted
demolished
stripped
annihilated
eradicated
despoiled
sacked
decimated
pillaged
extinguished
vaporized
overwhelmed
desolated
smashed
expunged
extirpated
wasted
razed
wiped out
totaled
wracked
nuked
marauded
harried
rubbed out
totalled
mowed
overpowered
crushed
overthrew
overran
forayed
stript

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

restored
recovered
rehabilitated
repaired
redeemed
fixed
reconditioned
patched
mended
revamped

restored
recovered
rehabilitated
repaired
redeemed
fixed
reconditioned
patched
mended
revamped

as in killed

to deprive of life

regrettably, the veterinarian was forced to destroy the injured horse

Synonyms & Similar Words

killed
dispatched
claimed
murdered
felled
took
slaughtered
slew
carried off
croaked
annihilated
assassinated
decimated
neutralized
did for
wasted
finished
did in
snuffed
butchered
massacred
executed
whacked
cut down
bumped off
killed off
offed
rubbed out
made away with
terminated
blotted out
put away
knocked off
smote
mowed
got
did away with
took out
martyred
iced
euthanized
scragged
suicided
put down
euthanatized

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

restored
revived
resurrected
animated
raised
nurtured
resuscitated

restored
revived
resurrected
animated
raised
nurtured
resuscitated

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«destroyed» in the verb sense

1. destroy, destruct

do away with, cause the destruction or undoing of

«The fire destroyed the house»

2. destroy, ruin

destroy completely damage irreparably

«You have ruined my car by pouring sugar in the tank!»

«The tears ruined her make-up»

3. demolish, destroy

defeat soundly and humiliatingly

«The home team demolished the visitors»

4. destroy, put down

put (an animal) to death

«The customs agents destroyed the dog that was found to be rabid»

«the sick cat had to be put down»

«destroyed» in the adjective sense

1. destroyed

spoiled or ruined or demolished

«war left many cities destroyed»

«Alzheimer’s is responsible for her destroyed mind»

2. destroyed, ruined

destroyed physically or morally

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Suffixes of destroy

destroyed
- adjective spoiled or ruined or demolished
  - war left many cities destroyed
  - Alzheimer’s is responsible for her destroyed mind
- verb do away with, cause the destruction or undoing of
  destroy; destruct.
  - The fire destroyed the house
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destroy
- verb do away with, cause the destruction or undoing of
  destruct.
  - The fire destroyed the house
- verb destroy completely; damage irreparably
  ruin.
  - You have ruined my car by pouring sugar in the tank!
  - The tears ruined her make-up
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destroy
- verb do away with, cause the destruction or undoing of
  destruct.
  - The fire destroyed the house
- verb destroy completely; damage irreparably
  ruin.
  - You have ruined my car by pouring sugar in the tank!
  - The tears ruined her make-up
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destroyer
- noun a small fast lightly armored but heavily armed warship
  guided missile destroyer.
- noun a person who destroys or ruins or lays waste to
  ruiner; uprooter; waster; undoer.
  - a destroyer of the environment
  - jealousy was his undoer
  - uprooters of gravestones
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destroyer
- noun a small fast lightly armored but heavily armed warship
  guided missile destroyer.
- noun a person who destroys or ruins or lays waste to
  ruiner; uprooter; waster; undoer.
  - a destroyer of the environment
  - jealousy was his undoer
  - uprooters of gravestones
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разрушенный

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- аннулированный
- разрушенный, уничтоженный, ликвидированный

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a book about life on the planet after wars have destroyed civilization — книга о жизни на планете после того, как войны уничтожили цивилизацию
bomb destroyed… — в результате взрыва бомбы было разрушено…
to be destroyed in a bomb attack — быть разрушенным в результате взрыва бомбы
energy cannot be created or destroyed — энергия не появляется и не исчезает
all his plans were destroyed — все его планы рухнули
be destroyed by the shake of an earthquake — разрушиться при землетрясении
be destroyed by the shake — разрушиться при землетрясении
category of destroyed chemical weapons — категория уничтожаемого ОВ
destroyed target — поражённая цель
jam until destroyed — подавлять помехами до уничтожения цели
millicurie-destroyed dose — доза излучения радиоизотопа за время уменьшения его активности

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The fire destroyed the house

Огонь уничтожил дом.

Carthage must be destroyed.

Карфаген должен быть разрушен. (лат. Delenda est Carthago)

The shack was destroyed by a fire.

Лачуга была уничтожена пожаром.

The building was destroyed by fire.

Здание было разрушено огнём.

His rage for fame destroyed him.

Его уничтожила неутолимая жажда славы.

Fires destroyed acres of forest.

Пожары уничтожили несколько гектаров леса.

The freeze destroyed many oranges.

Морозы уничтожили множество апельсинов.

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The school was destroyed in an arson attack.

A bomb blast completely destroyed the building.

He set off a charge that destroyed the mountain.

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destroy — уничтожать, разрушать, истреблять, губить, крушить, ломать, громить, подрывать
destroyer — разрушитель, эсминец, истребитель, миноносец, эскадренный миноносец
destroying — разрушающий, уничтожающий, разрушительный
destroyable — могущий быть разрушенным, поддающийся разрушению, непрочный

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/ dɪˈstrɔɪ /

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verb (used with object)

to reduce (an object) to useless fragments, a useless form, or remains, as by rending, burning, or dissolving; injure beyond repair or renewal; demolish; ruin; annihilate.

to defeat completely.

verb (used without object)

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Origin of destroy

First recorded in 1175–1225; Middle English destroyen, from Old French destruire, from Vulgar Latin dēstrūgere (unattested), for Latin dēstruere (dē- de- + struere “to pick up, build”)

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1. Destroy, demolish, raze imply reducing a thing to uselessness. To destroy is to reduce something to nothingness or to take away its powers and functions so that restoration is impossible: Fire destroys a building. Disease destroys tissues. To demolish is to destroy something organized or structured: to demolish a machine. To raze is to level down to the ground: to raze a fortress.

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OTHER WORDS FROM destroy

de·stroy·a·ble, adjectivehalf-de·stroyed, adjectivepre·de·stroy, verb (used with object)self-de·stroyed, adjective

self-de·stroy·ing, adjectiveun·de·stroyed, adjectivewell-de·stroyed, adjective

WORDS THAT MAY BE CONFUSED WITH destroy

decimate, destroy (see word story at decimate)

Words nearby destroy

destitution, destock, destool, de-stress, destrier, destroy, destroyer, destroyer escort, destroying angel, destruct, destructible

Words related to destroy

consume, crush, damage, dismantle, end, eradicate, gut, impair, kill, maim, ravage, raze, ruin, sabotage, shatter, smash, smash-up, wipe out, wreck, abort

How to use destroy in a sentence

The nova does not destroy the star, unlike a supernova, which marks a star’s death.
In addition to leveling forests for crops, the Spanish plantation system also began to destroy biodiversity with imported cattle and replace mountains with mines.
The eventual goal is to be able to 3D print bones directly into the cavity of a patient, for scenarios in which a certain portion of bone has been removed or destroyed.
He wants them destroyed lest some accident or malicious act unleash smallpox on the world again.

It’s marketing’s mass conservation, with nothing created and nothing destroyed.
But at the heart of this “Truther” conspiracy theory is the idea that “someone” wants to destroy Bill Cosby.
“The United States had gone to war declaring it must destroy an active weapons of mass destruction program,” the Times reported.
Would he have been careful enough to destroy the odd pieces of jute you’ve left so messily about?
Anything less will mean than we are only slightly better as a nation than those who want to destroy us.
Instead we must show that America “is different, stronger, and better than those who would destroy us.”
O my people, they that call thee blessed, the same deceive thee, and destroy the way of thy steps.
The cheerful hours of easy labor vary but do not destroy the pursuit of pleasure and of recreation.
They destroy ants and spiders and other creeping things, so that Alila’s mother never kills them nor drives them away.
Thy builders are come: they that destroy thee and make thee waste shall go out of thee.
Yet the Clarion opposes sweating and tyranny and hypocrisy, and does its best to defeat and to destroy them.

British Dictionary definitions for destroy

verb (mainly tr)

to ruin; spoil; render useless

to tear down or demolish; break up; raze

to put an end to; do away with; extinguish

to kill or annihilate

to crush, subdue, or defeat

(intr) to be destructive or cause destruction

Derived forms of destroy

destroyable, adjective

Word Origin for destroy

C13: from Old French destruire, from Latin dēstruere to pull down, from de- + struere to pile up, build

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de•stroy /dɪˈstrɔɪ/USA pronunciation
v. [ ~ + obj]

to ruin (a thing) by demolishing;
injure beyond repair:Fire destroyed several stores in the area.
to put an end to:They destroyed communism from within.
to kill;
slay:had to destroy the injured animal.
to defeat completely;
ruin;
wreck:I felt destroyed by the thought that she no longer needed me.

See -stru-.

destroy

destructive

destruction

The bombs destroyed the factory. The bombs were very destructive. The destruction caused by the bombs was tremendous.

de•stroy
(di stroi′),USA pronunciation v.t.

to reduce (an object) to useless fragments, a useless form, or remains, as by rending, burning, or dissolving;
injure beyond repair or renewal;
demolish;
ruin;
annihilate.
to put an end to;
extinguish.
to kill;
slay.
to render ineffective or useless;
nullify;
neutralize;
invalidate.
to defeat completely.

v.i.

to engage in destruction.

Vulgar Latin *dēstrūgere, for Latin dēstruere (dē- de— + struere to pick up, build)
Old French destruire
Middle English destroyen 1175–1225

de•stroy′a•ble, adj.

1.See corresponding entry in Unabridged smash, level, waste, ravage, devastate.
Destroy, demolish, raze imply reducing a thing to uselessness. To destroy is to reduce something to nothingness or to take away its powers and functions so that restoration is impossible:Fire destroys a building. Disease destroys tissues.To demolish is to destroy something organized or structured:to demolish a machine.To raze is to level down to the ground:to raze a fortress.
2.See corresponding entry in Unabridged extirpate, annihilate, uproot.

1, 2.See corresponding entry in Unabridged create.

destroy /dɪˈstrɔɪ/ vb (mainly tr)

to ruin; spoil; render useless
to tear down or demolish; break up; raze
to put an end to; do away with; extinguish
to kill or annihilate
to crush, subdue, or defeat
(intransitive) to be destructive or cause destruction

Etymology: 13th Century: from Old French destruire, from Latin dēstruere to pull down, from de- + struere to pile up, build

‘destroy‘ also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

a world it believed was seeking to destroy it
Anger infused him, a yearning to destroy something
break/ruin/destroy/ the trust
can destroy as easily as it loves
Characteristically, however, he would destroy a great deal of his juvenalia, the continued existence
could destroy crops …, causing a famine.»
damage/ruin/destroy reputation
decimate/destroy a lot
deliberately destroy the garden
Den dey ghy stroy (then they will destroy)
destroy
destroy an exam
destroy life
«destroy» or «ruin»
destroy our parks by fire
destroy some files
Destroy the building?
destroy the city
destroy <the fabric of his daily existence>
destroy the image of judicial system in people’s minds
destroy VS ruin
destroy your bloodline
destroy your health and mess up your life
destroy/lead waste to efforts
destroy/ruin
destroy/ruin
destroy/spoil/ruin my shoes
didn’t destroy him
Difference among Destroy, obliterate,eradicate, annihilate
difference: damage, destroy, ruin, injure
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