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, death, devastation

2. demolitionnoun

   the act of demolishing

   Synonyms:
   destruction, wipeout

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1. • Destruction
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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. Debbie Stabenow:

   This is not a relocation. It is a demolition.

2. 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.

3. Hart Senate:

   What I've been dealing with since July the 10th, the downhill slope that Schumer's put us on is really dealing with a demolition derby, they just about destroyed a good person to be on Supreme Court.

4. Matt Richards campaign:

   As a political outsider, committed conservative, self-made businessman, and demolition expert, I’m running for Congress to wreck the radical Left’s socialist agenda and put America first, from sleeping on a cold, dirt floor to building a successful, multi-million-dollar construction company, I’ve been blessed to live the American Dream. But that same American Dream is under assault by radical Democrats who are hellbent on destroying our country and way of life.

5. Jeffrey Lewis:

   The connection of the cooling loop helps explain other activities seen at the 50MW( e) reactor in recent years, connecting the secondary cooling loop suggests, in hindsight, that the demolition of the apparent spent-fuel building was an early sign that North Korea intends to complete construction of the reactor.