Synonyms for wrecking
wreck·ing

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1. razing, wreckingnoun

   the event of a structure being completely demolished and leveled

   Synonyms:
   ruination, ruining, demolishing, ruin, leveling, tearing down, laying waste, razing

2. laying waste, ruin, ruining, ruination, wreckingnoun

   destruction achieved by causing something to be wrecked or ruined

   Synonyms:
   razing, ruining, ruination, ruin, laying waste, dilapidation, downfall

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1. • Destruction

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1. List of paraphrases for "wrecking":

   destroying, sinking

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1. Chuck Todd:

   It sounds like you’re trying to put an asterisk on the 2020 election which only feeds this conspiracy nonsense that is wrecking this country, why did we have what we had here a year ago was this conspiratorial nonsense that leads people to the idea that there was something to this. There was nothing to this.

2. Ken Kimmell:

   There is no way to sugarcoat this, President Trump has taken a wrecking ball to environmental protection in the US, frankly I didn't think this would happen with the severity with this is happening. We have had changes in powers before. Different presidents strike a different balance. But this is a severe attack that we didn't expect.

3. Sarah Palin:

   He was like a golden wrecking ball, he wrecked what needed to be wrecked … in order to allow us to rebuild.

4. Edward Berenson:

   It looks like somebody is trying to figure out how to change the angle of Lady Libertys arm without wrecking the support.

5. Adam Schiff:

   The wrecking ball it created now has banged into our British allies and our German allies, it's continuing to grow in terms of damage, and he needs to put an end to this, now maybe this is the way he conducted his real estate business, with half-truths and sometimes no-truths and a lot of bluster. That, in my opinion, is no way to run a business. But it's an even worse way to run a country.