17 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Destroy' in a Sentence
"To break or damage something so badly that it cannot be used or repaired; to completely ruin or eliminate." more
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The relentless criticism had the power to destroy the self-esteem of the young artist.
A computer virus can quickly spread and will destroy important files.
Despite the protests, the government will be destroying the illegal structures built on public land.
Over the years, pollution will have been destroying the beauty of the once-pristine lake.
Over time, the relentless erosion will be destroying the coastal cliffs.
The reckless driver's actions had the potential to destroy lives on the busy highway.
Over time, neglect will destroy the beauty of historic landmarks.
A single mistake in the recipe can destroy the flavor of the carefully prepared dish.
The hurricane's fierce winds had the power to destroy entire neighborhoods.
War has the capacity to destroy nations and reshape history.
The critic is destroying the author's reputation with scathing reviews.
The aggressive tumor had the capacity to destroy healthy cells in the body.
The virus had destroyed many files on the computer before the antivirus could stop it.
In the virtual world of the game, players will be destroying enemy bases to conquer new territories.
The constant exposure to sunlight and weather had been destroying the vibrant colors of the artwork.
Over time, neglect and decay have destroyed the once majestic castle.
A single false move in the delicate surgery could destroy the patient's chance of recovery.
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