demolish

/dɪˈmɑlɪʃ/
verb
  1. To completely destroy or tear down a building or structure.
    • They used explosives to demolish the bridge safely.
    • The city decided to demolish the abandoned school.
    • The crew will demolish the old factory next week.
  2. To defeat someone or something decisively, especially in a competition or argument.
    • Our team demolished the opponents 10–0 in the final game.
    • The lawyer demolished the witness's testimony with hard evidence.
    • She demolished her rival's argument in the debate.
  3. To eat or consume something quickly and completely.
    • She demolished her lunch in just five minutes.
    • The kids demolished the cake before anyone else could have a slice.
    • After the hike, he demolished a whole pizza by himself.
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