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Present participle for to completely destroy or devastate

Present participle for to level or tear down a building or structure

Present participle for to destroy with a blast or explosive

Present participle for to overwhelmingly defeat in a contest

Present participle for to eat or devour, especially in a greedy or gluttonous manner

Present participle for to disprove or refute a statement, theory or belief

Present participle for to destroy or damage the value or quality of

Present participle for to throw away (something unwanted or useless)

Present participle for humble

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Verb

Present participle for to completely destroy or devastate

wiping off the map

wiping off the face of the earth

reducing to ruins

tearing to pieces

doing away with

wiping from the face of the earth

putting paid to

putting an end to

leaving in ruins

leaving desolate

putting a stop to

committing genocide

cutting a swath through

wreaking havoc on

wiping off face of earth

destroying root and branch

blowing sky-high

removing all traces of

blowing to bits

burning to the ground

burning to a crisp

reducing to ashes

destroying by fire

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“With a weapon that size, Samael could demolish an entire planet.”

Verb

Present participle for to level or tear down a building or structure

razing to the ground

leaving in ruins

wreaking havoc on

laying waste to

blowing to bits

blowing to pieces

leaving desolate

wiping off the map

reducing to ruins

knocking to pieces

blowing sky-high

wiping from the face of the earth

damaging beyond repair

taking to pieces

wiping off the face of the earth

bringing to ruin

flying into pieces

reducing to rubble

going off with a bang

making desolate

running onto the rocks

dashing to pieces

putting out of commission

putting paid to

pulling to bits

pulling to pieces

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

Verb

Present participle for to destroy with a blast or explosive

“He escaped using a bomb to demolish part of the prison wall.”

Verb

Present participle for to overwhelmingly defeat in a contest

defeating utterly

making mincemeat of

wiping the floor with

taking to the cleaners

running rings around

giving someone a drubbing

winning a resounding victory over

giving someone a pasting

running rings round

triumphing over

bringing someone to their knees

blowing out of the water

walking all over

getting the better of

prevailing over

winning against

giving someone a hiding

putting an end to

pipping at the post

gaining a victory over

outmaneuvering^US

outmanoeuvring^UK

cracking down on

giving a drubbing to

putting a stop to

nipping in the bud

putting the kibosh on

getting the upper hand

clamping down on

running roughshod over

winning a victory over

putting paid to

wiping off the map

bringing to ruin

taking to cleaners

putting someone in their place

taking a stick to

knocking the stuffing out of

running circles around

putting in the shade

gaining the advantage over

making a fool of

getting one up on

trampling underfoot

succeeding over

bringing to knees

coming out on top

rendering incapable

rendering powerless

rendering helpless

coming out on top of

gaining ascendancy over

gaining the upper hand over

getting the upper hand over

putting to flight

cutting to pieces

throwing back in confusion

putting to rout

blowing out of water

defeating heavily

fixing one's wagon

cooking one's goose

wiping off the mat

putting the lid on

going one better than

putting to shame

doing better than

leaving standing

knocking spots off

going one better

shooting ahead of

walking away from

gaining mastery over

raining blows on

standing head and shoulders above

taking precedence

beating the pants off

razing to the ground

defeating easily

knocking for six

winning the race

immobilizing^US

being successful

giving someone a beating

immobilising^UK

gaining a victory

taking the crown

gaining mastery of

taking the honours

taking the prize

winning through

getting last laugh

winning hands down

prevailing against

taking the cake

carrying the day

knocking into the middle of next week

giving someone a good hiding

giving someone a good drubbing

giving someone a good beating

beating the living daylights out of

letting someone have it

sticking one on

raining blows upon

gaining control over

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“Many had predicted that he would win, but no one predicted that he would demolish his rival so completely.”

Verb

Present participle for to eat or devour, especially in a greedy or gluttonous manner

getting outside of

pigging oneself on

eating hungrily

eating greedily

gorging oneself on

making short work of

swallowing hurriedly

getting stuck into

stuffing your face

eating like a horse

making a pig of oneself

feeding one's face

gorging oneself

pigging oneself

swallowing whole

gourmandizing on

cramming oneself with

eating heartily

gorging oneself with

devouring greedily

eating voraciously

stuffing oneself

wining and dining

eating to excess

chewing noisily

shoveling it in

eating to your heart's content

eating your fill

making a pig of oneself on

eating sumptuously

faring sumptuously

overindulging in

having breakfast

breakfasting on

taking nourishment

partaking of food

eating between meals

taking as nourishment

relying on for nourishment

sustaining oneself of

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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

Present participle for to disprove or refute a statement, theory or belief

shooting full of holes

blowing sky-high

giving the lie to

blowing out of the water

putting an end to

driving a coach and horses through

calling into question

poking holes in

shooting down in flames

showing to be false

blowing sky high

proving to be false

showing to be wrong

knocking the bottom out of

making a nonsense of

proving unsound

proving to be wrong

bringing to naught

picking holes in

proving impossible

putting paid to

cutting down to size

knocking bottom out of

finding unfounded

shooting holes in

knocking props out

knocking bottom out

taking wind out of sails

poking full of holes

taking down a peg

knocking props from under

disagreeing with

declaring untrue

dissenting from

disacknowledging

having bone to pick

taking issue with

conflicting with

flying in the face of

arguing against

calling in question

refusing to accept

protesting against

running counter to

showing in its true light

raising doubts about

counterclaiming

backpedaling^US

backpedalling^UK

saying the opposite of

casting doubt on

rendering null and void

putting under suspicion

defending against

pleading against

retaliating against

defending oneself against

taking exception to

contending over

weaseling out of

going back on your word

washing your hands of

weaselling out of

quibbling about

agitating against

putting up argument

dissenting against

hammering away at

giving thumbs down to

picking an argument with

arguing the pros and cons of

bandying words concerning

wondering about

declaring to be untrue

having an argument about

taking a stand against

shaking one's head

demurring about

speaking against

demurring against

having a problem with

disapproving of

offending against

transgressing against

interfering with

failing to comply with

failing to observe

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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

Present participle for to destroy or damage the value or quality of

making a mess of

blowing a hole in

putting the kibosh on

bringing to naught

putting paid to

playing havoc with

putting an end to

wreaking havoc on

throwing a spanner in the works

throwing a monkey wrench in the works of

smashing to smithereens

bringing to an end

putting a stop to

putting the lid on

breaking into pieces

making mincemeat of

doing damage to

playing merry hell with

making a hash of

bringing to ruin

laying in ruins

pulling to pieces

crushing to smithereens

handling roughly

interfering with

bringing about the downfall of

causing detriment to

dashing to pieces

sealing the doom of

putting the skids under

breaking to smithereens

breaking to pieces

nipping in the bud

doing mischief to

discolouring^UK

putting a damper on

falling to pieces

falling to bits

reducing to nothing

leaving in ruins

bringing to nothing

wreaking havoc upon

reducing to rubble

leaving desolate

bringing to nought

wreaking havoc with

putting out of action

putting out of commission

driving a nail into the coffin of

destabilizing^US

prevailing over

destabilising^UK

detracting from

neutralizing^US

having an effect on

exerting influence on

having an impact on

neutralising^UK

putting at risk

rendering ineffective

working against

raining on someone's parade

jeopardizing^US

jeopardising^UK

dishonouring^UK

making unattractive

running through

spreading among

inconveniencing

laying waste to

upsetting the applecart

cooking someone's goose

making of no use or value

bastardizing^US

becoming contaminated

causing the loss of

resulting in damage to

resulting in harm to

leading to the end of

causing the sacrifice of

throwing a monkey wrench into

radioactivating

demoralizing^US

stigmatizing^US

bastardising^UK

demoralising^UK

casting gloom over

stigmatising^UK

losing strength

casting a gloom upon

bringing a note of sadness to

dragging through the mud

blotting your copybook

giving a bad name

casting a pall over

enveloping in gloom

taking the fun out of

taking the pleasure out of

casting a shadow over

taking the enjoyment out of

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Verb

Present participle for to throw away (something unwanted or useless)

Verb

Present participle for humble

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