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Having been broken

Having been ruined, broken or damaged, especially beyond repair

Under the influence of alcohol

Past tense for to completely destroy or devastate

Past tense for to disprove or refute a statement, theory or belief

Past tense for to overwhelmingly defeat (a player or team)

Past tense for to defeat or consume utterly (as a theory, belief or opponent)

(usually of a disease or condition) Past tense for to affect adversely

Past tense for to burst or shatter violently and noisily

Past tense for to throw away (something unwanted or useless)

Past tense for to cause to be ineffective or immobilized

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Adjective

Having been broken

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Adjective

Having been ruined, broken or damaged, especially beyond repair

falling down about one's ears

out of commission

no longer extant

no longer existing

no longer known

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Adjective

Under the influence of alcohol

drunk as a skunk

three sheets to the wind

under the influence

under the weather

under the table

three sheets in the wind

Brahms and Liszt

worse for drink

drunk as a lord

feeling no pain

tired and emotional

two sheets to the wind

having had a skinful

having had one over the eight

as full as a goog

as tight as a tick

one over the eight

under the influence of intoxicating liquor

the worse for drink

half in the bag

dead to the world

out of one's head

out of one's skull

out of one's box

out off one's head

out of one's gourd

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Verb

Past tense for to completely destroy or devastate

reduced to ruins

blown to pieces

razed to the ground

wiped off the map

wiped off the face of the earth

put the kibosh on

wreaked havoc on

pulled to pieces

brought to naught

wrought havoc on

wiped from the face of the earth

played havoc with

brought to an end

put out of commission

put a damper on

blown a hole in

smashed to smithereens

brought to ruin

made mincemeat of

taken to pieces

interfered with

destabilized^US

thrown a monkey wrench in the works of

threw a monkey wrench in the works of

thrown a spanner in the works of

threw a spanner in the works of

knocked to pieces

disorganized^US

destabilised^UK

reduced to rubble

crushed to smithereens

brought about the downfall of

put the skids under

damaged beyond repair

played merry hell with

put out of action

cut a swath through

dashed to pieces

turned upside-down

caused turmoil in

caused confusion in

handled roughly

nipped in the bud

broken into pieces

broke into pieces

rendered ineffective

caused detriment to

run onto the rocks

outmanoeuvred^UK

reduced to nothing

committed genocide

burnt to a crisp

rained on someone's parade

removed all traces of

destroyed by fire

wreaked havoc upon

burned to a crisp

brought to nothing

wiped off face of earth

sealed the doom of

destroyed root and branch

outmaneuvered^US

reduced to ashes

threw into confusion

threw into disarray

threw into disorder

thrown into confusion

thrown into disarray

thrown into disorder

broken to pieces

broke to pieces

ran onto the rocks

did mischief to

done mischief to

drove a nail into the coffin of

driven a nail into the coffin of

broken to smithereens

broke to smithereens

burnt to the ground

burned to the ground

gone off with a bang

went off with a bang

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“Church authorities decided to demolish the building because it was proving too costly to maintain.”

Verb

Past tense for to disprove or refute a statement, theory or belief

gave the lie to

given the lie to

shot full of holes

drove a coach and horses through

driven a coach and horses through

blew out of the water

blown out of the water

shot down in flames

brought to naught

put the kibosh on

made a nonsense of

showed to be false

shown to be false

proved to be false

knocked the bottom out of

cut down to size

wreaked havoc with

brought to nought

blown a hole in

proved to be wrong

proved impossible

picked holes in

shown to be wrong

showed to be wrong

poked full of holes

knocked props from under

knocked bottom out of

knocked bottom out

knocked props out

called into question

found unfounded

took wind out of sails

taken down a peg

took down a peg

taken wind out of sails

declared untrue

protested against

conflicted with

disacknowledged

put up argument

called in question

put under suspicion

had bone to pick

took issue with

taken issue with

demurred against

flown in the face of

flew in the face of

backpedalled^UK

retaliated against

defended against

pleaded against

defended oneself against

said the opposite of

turned thumbs down

raised doubts about

refused to accept

hammered away at

agitated against

dissented against

interfered with

transgressed against

offended against

took exception to

taken exception to

stood in the way

picked an argument with

argued the pros and cons of

rallied against

bandied words concerning

come to blows with

declared to be untrue

weaseled out of

failed to observe

rendered null and void

washed hands of

failed to comply with

rebelled against

weaselled out of

had a problem with

had an argument about

showed in its true light

shown in its true light

came to blows with

given thumbs down to

gave thumbs down to

took a stand against

taken a stand against

went back on word

gone back on word

shaken one's head

shook one's head

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“For this tradition, it is Plato's positive claims that are interesting, not just his insistence on argument to demolish the claims of others and to enable one's own understanding of others' positions.”

Verb

Past tense for to overwhelmingly defeat (a player or team)

defeated utterly

gave someone a drubbing

given someone a drubbing

gave someone a pasting

given someone a pasting

ran rings around

run rings around

turned inside out

won a resounding victory over

ran rings round

run rings round

took to the cleaners

taken to the cleaners

made mincemeat of

wiped the floor with

brought someone to their knees

walked all over

put the kibosh on

blew out of the water

blown out of the water

got the better of

gotten the better of

cracked down on

gave someone a hiding

given someone a hiding

nipped in the bud

pipped at the post

put someone in their place

gained a victory over

outmaneuvered^US

outmanoeuvred^UK

clamped down on

ran roughshod over

won a victory over

brought to ruin

put in the shade

given a drubbing to

gave a drubbing to

got the upper hand

gotten the upper hand

defeated heavily

run circles around

fixed one's wagon

cooked one's goose

wiped off the mat

turned something inside out

took to cleaners

taken to cleaners

gained ascendancy over

got the upper hand over

gained the advantage over

come out on top

brought to knees

knocked the stuffing out of

rendered incapable

rendered powerless

trampled underfoot

knocked socks off

gained the upper hand over

come out on top of

rendered helpless

taken a stick to

took a stick to

ran circles around

thrown back in confusion

threw back in confusion

blown out of water

blew out of water

came out on top

came out on top of

gained mastery over

knocked spots off

beat the pants off

defeated easily

rendered speechless

razed to the ground

knocked for six

gained control over

moved in for the kill

went one better than

gone one better than

caused instability

did better than

done better than

beaten the pants off

drove to the wall

taken someone's life

driven to the wall

took someone's life

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“Match 2 saw them demolish their opponents on the 14th hole winning 6-4.”

Verb

Past tense for to defeat or consume utterly (as a theory, belief or opponent)

pigged oneself on

gorged oneself on

made short work of

swallowed hurriedly

made a pig of oneself

devoured greedily

gorged oneself with

eaten like a horse

gourmandized on

ate like a horse

stuffed your face

stuffed one's face

swallowed whole

crammed oneself with

ate voraciously

eaten voraciously

wined and dined

stuffed oneself

shovelled it in

filled to excess

eaten to excess

stuffed yourself

made a pig of oneself on

fared sumptuously

overindulged in

eaten your fill

ate sumptuously

eaten sumptuously

eaten to your heart's content

ate to your heart's content

taken nourishment

took nourishment

partook of food

partaken of food

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“So, you are duty bound to go over to his site finish all the free liquor and help to demolish the birthday cake.”

Verb

(usually of a disease or condition) Past tense for to affect adversely

Verb

Past tense for to burst or shatter violently and noisily

Verb

Past tense for to throw away (something unwanted or useless)

Verb

Past tense for to cause to be ineffective or immobilized

anaesthetized^UK

anesthetized^US

brought to grinding halt

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