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Meanings of demolish in English
Usage of demolish in English
1
Photo: RNZ The Anglican Diocese of Christchurch wants to demolish the building.
2
IT took three years to build and just three seconds to demolish.
3
Parliament was then given until 2029 to strengthen or demolish the annex.
4
There are, though, some relevant facts and they demolish the cynics' argument.
5
Now he would have to demolish them, in order to get out.
6
It was your plan, and you may demolish it if you choose.
7
On being refused, he threatened to kill her and demolish the castle.
8
But his centurions didn't have the heart to demolish something so exquisite.
9
I will demolish you without compunction, as I would any other vermin.
10
Let me tell you how I began to demolish my theory, Wigan.
11
The theatre was then bought by Citibank, which wished to demolish it.
12
If you put it in front of me, I will demolish it.
13
They were certain it would demolish the negro and destroy the cooper-shop.
14
Law's defense team opted to use technical quibbles to demolish the Wilson case.
15
Mr McDowell said yesterday that he proposed to demolish Mountjoy in its entirety.
16
Bulldozers are set to demolish the villas, built in breach of Italian law.
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Ireland
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