Synonyms for DEMOLITION
ˌdɛm əˈlɪʃ ən, ˌdi mə-de·mo·li·tion

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1. destruction, demolition, wipeoutnoun

   an event (or the result of an event) that completely destroys something

   Synonyms:
   destruction, wipeout, end, demolition, death, devastation

2. demolitionnoun

   the act of demolishing

   Synonyms:
   destruction, wipeout

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1. • Destruction
   • Ending

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1. demolitionnoun

   Synonyms:
   overthrow, destruction, ruin

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1. List of paraphrases for "demolition":

   destruction, scrapping, bulldozing, demolished, clearance, dismantling, removal, destroying

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1. Jim Kessler:

   I think there's an exhausted majority out there, looking for something bold but normal, it's putting guard rails around capitalism, it's not rejecting capitalism and doing a demolition job.

2. Levine Cava:

   We took every action that we possibly could to search for any pets, any animals, in the building, prior to the demolition.

3. Chen Jiangang:

   Based on our current understanding of the situation, these charges are false, if they had actively cooperated with the demolition of the church's cross, there would not be any case today.

4. Brynne Lawrence:

   One of the most common forms of Christian persecution in China is church demolition, often, authorities will accuse Christians of not following safety codes or of gathering illegally, but these accusations are usually a front that gives the government permission to take legalaction against the church.

5. Michael Peroutka:

   What happened on 9-1-1, I told you that I had been doing some research and watching some videos, and I said that if the buildings in New York City, the World Trade Center buildings, came down by demolition charges -- that is to say -- if there was this evidence that there was that something was preset there, then the implications of that are massive.