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Meanings of destructive wave in English

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Usage of destructive wave in English
1
The destructive wave left a trail of uprooted trees and debris strewn across beaches.
The South African
2
The destructive wave of emotion had risen in me, rolled through me and gone by.
To-morrow?
3
Yet the destructive wave didn't just crush Japanese shores.
Wired
4
For a perilous moment he teetered on the edge, his ancient torment surging through him like a destructive wave.
Darkness unleashed
5
What is going to happen is rising tension, at the least, and a destructive wave of protectionism, at the worst.
Reuters
6
The destructive wave has spent itself, and at Oxford now many of us feel ourselves on the upward swell of a religious revival.'
Robert Elsmere
7
He and the Malazan ambassador, Aragan, had fought hard to blunt the Moranth's intent to resolve these hostilities in one massive destructive wave.
Orb Sceptre Throne
8
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre said the quake, though only 4.5 miles deep, was not expected to trigger a destructive wave.
The Irish Times
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