Demolished is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEMOLISHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEMOLISH, to destroy
• pull or knock down (a building)
• comprehensively refute (an argument or its proponent)
• overwhelmingly defeat (a player or team)
• eat up (food) quickly
ADJECTIVE:
• torn down and broken up

Words related to DEMOLISHED

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How to use DEMOLISHED in a sentence

• Then seating himself comfortably, he held them on end, bottom up, and demolished them at his ease.
• The feudal system had received a shock from standing armies and the invention of gunpowder and the central authority of kings, but it was not demolished.
• The Duke of Cumberland, brother of the king, was dragged from his horse, while the mob demolished the windows of the palace which the nation had given to the Duke of Wellington.
• A lamp torn from some demolished carriage was held through an opening, and Helen saw a sight that made her blood chill in her veins.
• Some were of opinion that a city so eminently powerful, so near, and so hostile, ought to be demolished.
• In this play it seemed somewhat curious and unaccountable that Whackinta forgot to inquire for her demolished baby, and appeared to feel no anxiety whatever about it.
• Another chair was brought, and in time that chair was demolished.
• At length the outer citadel was entirely demolished.
• On Saturday last on my return hither I was indeed very near demolished.
• All German fortifications in the Baltic, defending the passages through the belts, must be demolished.
• The first time the train went into action it demolished a German battery, but afterwards it had little luck.
• If evil could have self-existed, it would in the moment of its eternal birth have demolished itself.
• Their corpses were thrown into the Tiber, their houses demolished, and their property confiscated.
• Commissioners were sent to see the fortifications of Dunkirk demolished.
• The men in charge of the completely demolished small guns on the upper deck had already been assigned to similar duty.
• Sometimes a hogan is demolished over the dead and then left to decay.
• It has not only been demolished, but the debris have been scattered far and wide, and devoted to uses which they scarcely honor.
• When the Fujinami returned to Tokyo, the wing of the house in which the unfortunate son had lived, had been demolished.
• The people of Nuceria and Acerra, who complained that they had no where to dwell, Acerra being partly burnt, and Nuceria demolished, Fulvius sent to Rome to the senate.
• Romain demolished the temple, and dispersed the sinners.
• The tower of Hangingshaw has been demolished for many years.
• Near it I traced the cloisters of an old convent or monastery of some kind, now demolished, which could not be less than five hundred years old.
• Moreover they savagely set the cities on fire, and demolished the temples of the gods.
• Fort Edward still remained to her, though Oswego and William Henry had fallen and were demolished.
• Steele required only one blow for each article he struck, and he demolished it.
• I hope, however, before his return that that part of the fabric which he considered complete, will be demolished, and even its foundations rooted up.
• Jimmy demolished this assertion with more warmth than he often showed.

Similar words containing MOLISH without suffix ed and without prefix de

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