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Opposite of a structure, typically with a roof and walls
“She flew above Bloor's Academy and the castle ruin, saw something that caused her to lose her concentration, and began to drop toward the earth.”
Opposite of the action or trade of constructing something
“During this time the temple was rebuilt following the demolition of its predecessor.”
Opposite of a very large house
Opposite of the action of establishing something or being established
Opposite of a building or other object constructed from several parts
“I need that small part replaced as soon as possible.”
Opposite of the action of creating or establishing something
Opposite of a place where one lives or calls home
“She works at the office, goes to court, practices the organ almost every night, and spends a lot of time with Mrs. Witherspoon.”
Opposite of the action or process of bringing something into existence
“As much as it may surprise you, I do have a plan, a diabolical plan for the destruction of Hydrogen Guy and his infernal cohorts.”
Opposite of the physical structure or framework for an object
Opposite of a structure built on top of something else
Opposite of becoming larger in size, degree or intensity
“There will be a point in the refurbishment process where the law of diminishing returns comes into play.”
Opposite of present participle for to put together using parts or materials
“We expect that they will reject plans to demolish a water tower after strong condemnation from the public.”
Opposite of present participle for to establish and develop
“After years of planning, the government would decide to scrap the building of a contentious monument.”
Opposite of present participle for to develop in magnitude or extent
“Ongoing tensions will diminish relations between the two nations if things do not improve.”
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