Synonyms for wreckage
ˈrɛk ɪdʒwreck·age

Princeton's WordNet

1. wreckagenoun

   the remaining parts of something that has been wrecked

   "they searched the wreckage for signs of survivors"

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1. List of paraphrases for "wreckage":

   wreck, debris, rubble, shipwreck, carcase, derelict, carcass

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1. Daniel Rose:

   The wreckage hadn't even been identified, let alone retrieved, tOTE had six months to file a limitation action. They should have waited to see if the wreckage would be found, which appears likely, and loved ones retrieved, rather than slapping the families with a lawsuit.

2. Fransiskus Bambang Soelistyo:

   Why are we trying to search the big parts of wreckage? Because there might be the possibility that there are still victims in the body of the plane.

3. Chelsea Clinton:

   I think the wreckage that we’re seeing at this moment is one that will, I hope, be repaired on the policy standpoint when we elect Democrats, but I think we will still then have work to do on repairing the tone in our country, the exposure of the real racist and sexist, homophobic, Islamophobic and anti-Semitic feeling which is on the rise in our country – a rot that has been exposed.

4. Liu Kun:

   Find the people for us. We suspect that the airplane wreckage could be faked, parts previously used and exchanged in maintenance could be thrown down there, but the people right now cannot be found.

5. Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott:

   I presume that if this wreckage does turn out to be from a Boeing 777 that the analysts will do their best ... to try to work out exactly where it came from, i don't know how accurate that will be but I dare say it will give us some more evidence and it might enable us to further refine the search area, it might.