demolishing
/dɪˈmɑlɪʃɪŋ/
verb
- To completely destroy or tear down a building, structure, or other physical object.
- The hurricane is demolishing homes along the coast.
- The crew is demolishing the old school to make room for a park.
- They are demolishing the unsafe bridge piece by piece.
- To completely defeat or disprove an argument, theory, or opponent.
- The champion is demolishing his opponent in the final round.
- Her speech is demolishing every myth about climate change.
- The lawyer is demolishing the witness's testimony with hard evidence.
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adjective
- Causing or relating to destruction or demolition.
- The demolishing crew worked through the night to clear the debris.
- They used a demolishing hammer to break through the concrete wall.
- The demolishing force of the earthquake leveled the entire village.