Destructive means Causing destruction; damaging. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like devastating or negative.
Destructive in a sentence
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Destructive meaning
- Causing destruction; damaging.
- Causing breakdown or disassembly.
- Lossy; causing irreversible change.
Synonyms of Destructive
Example sentences (20)
It blamed the U.S. and its allies for the withdrawal and the West's allegedly "destructive position" on the treaty.
Danielle Hughes said: “And we wonder why we can't get decent medical people to treat the destructive Covid-idiots.
It blamed the US and its allies for the withdrawal and the West’s allegedly “destructive position” on the treaty.
All Might may have superhuman durability, but even his body cannot survive the destructive capabilities of this quirk.
I hope President Leslie Ward and the board of trustees will reconsider this destructive plan and reverse course.
Problem is, this could become value destructive, if the return from acquisition-sourced income doesn't stack up.
State fire and disaster mandates have broadened in recent years following a spike in deadly and destructive wildfires.
But warming sea surface temperatures are already spawning more very destructive Category 4 and 5 hurricanes.
He uses Mjolnir to deliver a destructive blow through a potent energy called the God Blast to Exitar's head.
Remember, just drink water if you’re feeling the urge, and pick video games over destructive health choices.
Although IT/OT convergence has many benefits, it is being hampered and handicapped by advanced and destructive cyberthreats.
Plus, we are told it would be dangerous and could be destructive to let the whole sheet come down at once.
Lavrov: “The US particularly eager to expand its destructive influence into the Caucasus” - Mediamax.
Is it worth having a real if potentially destructive conversation with Greta or should I just ghost?
Both the Zenos are fascinating figures who act more like infant children than destructive tyrants.
It's only at this moment that Knives shifts to his destructive plan, because he feels like Vash is too far gone to see what's right.
Nevertheless, he could cross these realities with ease, which better suited his ravenous hunger and destructive reason for existing.
Denji is then forced to fight his friend, and the battle becomes very destructive and emotional.
Seeing how the black box is essentially an android's heart and is self-destructive in nature, its "pure" form is the other side of it.
A Marvel Snap player manages to pull off an impressive counter to Galactus, one of the most destructive cards in the digital card game.
Common combinations with destructive
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- and destructive 21×
- the destructive 20×
- most destructive 13×
- more destructive 9×
- destructive and 9×
- destructive power 6×
- as destructive 6×
- destructive as 6×
- very destructive 5×
- of destructive 5×
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