Demolition is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEMOLITION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of demolishing
• the action or process of demolishing or being demolished
• an overwhelming defeat
• The act of overthrowing, pulling down, or destroying a pile or structure; destruction by violence; utter overthrow; -- opposed to construction; as, the demolition of a house, of military works, of a town, or of hopes.
• an event (or the result of an event) that completely destroys something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of demolishing; destruction in war by means of explosives

Words related to DEMOLITION

demolitions14

Words that contain DEMOLITION

demolitions14 demolitionist16 demolitionists17

How to use DEMOLITION in a sentence

• It was on a bright summer morning that we sat on a pine box in front of our crib, moodily viewing the demolition of the last building.
• By his vote he gave his sanction to all the violent decrees relating to the hostages, the demolition of the Column, the destruction of M.
• Great floods happened twice during this year, and the Tiber overflowed the fields, with great demolition of houses and destruction of men and cattle.
• At its demolition, the removal of a slab in the cellar discovered human remains of a large size.
• Hakem ordered the instant demolition of the church of the Holy Sepulchre, and it was accordingly demolished.
• That a false opinion, considered in relation to the general mental attitude, may be less hurtful than its premature demolition IV.
• I almost shed tears to see the demolition of this church and landmark that had so many old associations.
• The great Abbey church, nearly four miles off, was entirely swept away during the Demolition.
• A dozen times 309 Bleecker Street and 59 Grove Street have almost gone in the relentless constructive demolition of metropolitan growth and progress.
• They were, therefore, become extremely numerous, and it was judged prudent to attempt lessening their number by capture or demolition.
• I proposed the demolition of the Church establishment, and the freedom of religion.
• Nor can I accuse the tile of being the sole cause of my demolition.
• The demolition was so great, that the shell holes in the ground left hardly anywhere a free passage for walking.
• During this time the people gave their eager help to the engineer in the demolition, wishing to have a hand in the great national work and to hasten the blessed moment.
• They began their demolition with the nation itself.
• An order of the day of Marshal Mac-Mahon has been published in which he announces the demolition of the Vendome Column.
• Then the demolition parties put in some deadly work, and about eighteen miles of Turkish railway scattered itself over the surrounding country.
• The communication with these faithful allies was now cut off, by the imprudent demolition of the forts we possessed at the great Carrying-place.
• The mansion-house was assailed so frequently that a constant guard of soldiers was necessary to defend it from demolition.
• If they agree upon a subject, even though it be wrong, it is better than to disagree and be in the right, for this difference will produce the demolition of the divine foundation.
• In the mean time Rome increases by the demolition of Alba.
• The other of the same name, the demolition of which has been mentioned, was in the Volscian territory.
• On the whole, I think he was resigned to the demolition of his brick chimney.
• He was highly in favour with that prince, who employed him as commodore in the demolition of Tangier, in the year 1683.
• I do not know whether or no there was an earlier sanctuary on the same site, but was told it was built on the demolition of a stronghold belonging to the Counts of Biandrate.
• In these later years fate has numbered their days, but let us firmly withstand their utter demolition.
• At length, after fierce fighting, the Antonia was scaled, and Titus ordered its demolition.
• In the meantime, I went down there one morning with a workman before the work of demolition was begun.
• An Act has been passed by the legislature of the colony, prohibiting, under heavy pains and penalties, the demolition of those trees, being the natural food of the natives.
• The demolition was the wanton spite of an enemy who, because he could not hold the place, was determined to leave nothing serviceable behind.
• The world has never seen such past masters in the art of demolition.
• Despite Japanese independence and even arrogance in certain other lines, the thought of the demolition of cherished notions of vast antiquity is very painful.

Similar words containing MOLI without suffix tion and without prefix de

molies8 moline8 moling9 molimen11 molines9 molinet9 ammolite12 cimolite12 demolish14 molimens12 molinets10 pemoline12 semolina10 ammolites13 cimolites13 cosmoline13 pemolines13 semolinas11 tremolite11 chromolies17 cosmolined15 cosmolines14 demolished17 demolisher16 demolishes16 moliminous14 tremolites12 tremolitic14 cosmolining16 demolishers17 demolishing18 demolitions14 demolishment20 demolishments21 demolitionist16 demolitionists17 chemolithotroph30 chromolithograp28 chromolithograph32 chromolithographs33 chromolithography36 chromolithographed35 chromolithographer34 chromolithographic36 chromolithographers35 chromolithographing36 chromolithographies35

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