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Meanings of destroyed in English
Usage of destroyed in English
1
Those who returned home found water sources, health clinics and farms destroyed.
2
Mrs Turei said public trust in the police has been completely destroyed.
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She said if New Zealanders' information was collected it must be destroyed.
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Affected countries are still struggling to house those whose homes were destroyed.
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There are no victims, but several buildings were partly destroyed, Khizanishvili said.
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Sometimes important documents will be held back or destroyed for political reasons.
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He said schools, health centres and houses were destroyed by the cyclone.
8
Many years ago we of Earth renounced war, destroyed our atom bombs.
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Local authorities said the fire destroyed a large swath of the town.
10
The violence has overwhelmed the shabby, low-rise city and destroyed its economy.
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And that final threat of hers... 'Amber will be destroyed,' she said.
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The Interior Ministry spokesman denied government forces had intentionally destroyed residents' homes.
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He said decommissioning is worthless without detailed information on the weapons destroyed.
14
A JUDGE said yesterday the fabric of Irish society was being destroyed.
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As a result, his good name had been totally destroyed in Dundalk.
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Dangerous material was to have been destroyed or locked away years ago.
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Ireland
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