Destructive is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DESTRUCTIVE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something destructive
• One who destroys; a radical reformer; a destructionist.
ADJECTIVE:
• causing destruction
• causing great and irreparable damage
• negative and unhelpful
• Causing destruction; tending to bring about ruin, death, or devastation; ruinous; fatal; productive of serious evil; mischievous; pernicious; -- often with of or to; as, intemperance is destructive of health; evil examples are destructive to the morals of youth.
• causing destruction or much damage
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• causing destruction; ruinous

Words related to DESTRUCTIVE

destructively22 destructiveness21 destructives18

Words that contain DESTRUCTIVE

destructives18 destructively22 nondestructive20 autodestructive21 destructiveness21 nondestructivel21 nondestructiven21 nondestructively25 destructivenesses23 nondestructiveness24 nondestructivenesses26

How to use DESTRUCTIVE in a sentence

• Among her vague plans, reared upon hate, was that of employing the wretched Alexandre as a destructive weapon, whose ravages would bring her some relief.
• Pure grape juice has been found to act with such destructive force upon disease germs of various kinds as would appear little short of miraculous.
• Such a vessel, small in size but great in destructive power, is a force to be reckoned with by the most powerful battle-ship.
• The later tragedies, indeed, have faults of another kind, perhaps more destructive to delight, though less open to censure.
• As an outcome of the whole of this discussion, then, I think it appears that the influence of Science upon Natural Religion has been uniformly of a destructive character.
• How did Ricimer terminate his destructive career? 27.
• Your creative fingers will turn it to better account than my destructive ones.
• A few days more at the same rate of advance, and Paris was within range of the German guns of terrific destructive power.
• All the heavenly Books, divine Prophets, sages and philosophers agree that warfare is destructive to human development, and peace constructive.
• With some provisions that seem to be judicious, and which afterward proved themselves to be salutary, it embraces the most destructive elements of despotism and dissension.
• Thus laid they furnish an admirable protection against the destructive action of the violent rains.
• They could not get within ten yards of the fort, our fire was so destructive.
• The others threw themselves flat on the ground to escape its destructive fire.
• The secret and destructive poison of the age had affected the camps of the legions.
• These two, indeed, have been the most destructive to life of known volcanic explosions, since the volcano usually falls far short of the earthquake in its murderous results.
• A very frequent one of these, and the most destructive to human life of them all, is the earthquake.
• During the present critical period in the wake of the greatest and most destructive of all wars, a prudent nation will follow the fundamental political and economic virtues.
• To make any one of these absolute is destructive of morality.
• These animals, which are very destructive to the canes, are here in great plenty.
• It is time for the best people in aristocracy to set their faces against this wanton and destructive spirit.

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