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Meanings of
razed
in English
Torn down and broken up.
demolished
dismantled
Related terms
destroyed
Usage of
razed
in English
1
Residents said the fire
razed
a new house away from the settlement.
2
My children lost their sight... My house was
razed
to the ground.
3
One hundred and twenty-eight houses were
razed
in the town of Genesee.
4
Within a short time, the entire structure was
razed
to the ground.
5
The latter
razed
the rhinos' jungle habitat to make way for farmland.
6
With yells of hatred the infuriated populace
razed
them to the ground.
7
He also
razed
Corbio to the ground for having betrayed the garrison.
8
Then the garrison capitulated on honourable terms, and the fortifications were
razed
.
9
When your troops have
razed
it to the ground, search the ground.
10
Twelve cottages did I pass that had been
razed
to the ground.
11
He then ordered that this building should be
razed
to the ground.
12
Sandy Hook Elementary School, where the massacre occurred, has already been
razed
.
13
After the storms
razed
and ravaged their home, after fleeing the goddess
14
He notices that his handmade cubicle has been
razed
to the floor.
15
The jungle around the base of the hill had been completely
razed
.
16
I should have fought. Anger and humiliation
razed
shadows across his face.
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razed
raze
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Frequent collocations
raze to
raze homes
raze several
raze by fire
raze the town
More collocations
Razed
through the time
Razed
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common