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Meanings of destructive in English
Portuguese
destrutivo Catalan
demolidor Usage of destructive in English
1
Its incredible natural beauty is a direct result of its destructive past.
2
Baxter said the destructive practice had no place in New Zealand waters.
3
The problem is that the idea is destructive, illiberal and deeply unfair.
4
Not quite a Pandora's box, the NSA hoard exudes similar destructive power.
5
Scientists say climate change is a key factor in the destructive wildfires.
6
Labour made an excellent start with a self-destructive cap on energy prices.
7
The great Republic has the root of the destructive matter in her.
8
Mukherjee and Singh have been playing mutually destructive power politics for years.
9
It was the most destructive event in the last two million years.
10
These are the social media 'footsoldiers' who derail conversations into destructive narratives.
11
But Friends did something more destructive: it changed the rhythms of speech.
12
It is an especially destructive virus in people, causing widespread organ damage.
13
Their other raids, including the nuclear attack on Nagasaki, were less destructive.
14
As a writer, she works with small, concentrated units of destructive power.
15
Bringing this destructive activity to an end will also require harsh penalties.
16
S: And in Ad: When We sent upon them the destructive wind.
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Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
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