Extermination is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXTERMINATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of exterminating
• complete destruction.
• killing, especially of a whole group of people or animals
• The act of exterminating; total destruction; eradication; excision; as, the extermination of inhabitants or tribes, of error or vice, or of weeds from a field.
• Elimination.
• complete annihilation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to get rid of completely usually by killing off

Words related to EXTERMINATION

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How to use EXTERMINATION in a sentence

• It is certain that Protestantism was rescued from extermination on the continent of Europe.
• The significance of this extermination lay largely in its application to the Indians.
• Between the Protestants and the English and Scotch settlers on the one hand, and the wild peasantry on the other, a war of something like extermination went on.
• Place a promise of independence on one side of him, but a ruined cottage and extermination on the other.
• Can any reasonable person be in doubt for a moment that those laws were laws of extermination? In the meantime, let us hear the Messrs.
• Later on in the year those blossoms which escaped extermination have developed into fruits.
• It depopulated Spain by the extermination and banishment of at least three million industrious subjects during the first 139 years of its existence.
• They have, he says, to use whatever means have been left to save themselves from extermination and Ireland from becoming a desert.
• The eight years of his leadership were spent in a war of mutual extermination waged with the Moslims of the Panjab and diversified only by internal dissensions.
• Had they possessed intelligence with their more than Spartan courage, the wave of extermination could never have rolled over them forever.
• He treated the rest of the neighborhood somewhat in the same style, but not with that spirit of total extermination with which he seemed to rage over my possessions.
• Here tribe had fought with tribe, old scores had been wiped out till the grass was damp with blood, wars of extermination had raged.
• Let the right men get to talking up a holy extermination of those upon whom the Wrath of Lurgha has fallen and we could be in for plenty of trouble.
• There is overwhelming proof that this was a part of the brutal policy of systematic extermination adopted by the Turco-Germans towards the weaker races of Syria and Palestine.
• We gave one look of despair at each other, our provisions and collections, and then commenced a war of extermination.
• Scarcely any persecution serves the intended purpose but such as amounts to a total extermination.
• The Persian government believed the banishment of the Blessed Perfection from Persia would be the extermination of His Cause in that country.
• In fact, Philip had found this war of extermination too expensive for his exhausted treasury.
• Philip contemplated the extermination of the English in America, while King George only desired their subjugation to his authority.
• A war of extermination was carried on against them, and eighty had at one time been shot together in the market-place of the capital.
• They left the old grandmother to the last, that she might witness the extermination of her whole family.
• Hence the supposed extermination of so many species having similar habits with the rock-pigeon seems to me a very rash assumption.
• On a small island, the race for life will have been less severe, and there will have been less modification and less extermination.
• We see the same process of extermination amongst our domesticated productions, through the selection of improved forms by man.
• They had no male issue, as their race was doomed to extermination.
• It was felt that the intervention of the European powers could alone prevent the extermination of the population or their submission to the sultan.
• In addition they do their full share of the evil work of bird extermination, wherein they have active allies in the rats and wild cats.
• They refuse to call the Boers patriots, but that the Boers are prepared to face a slow extermination in defence of their country is now evident.
• He who applauded the bringing of Servetus to the stake must have deemed their utter extermination a religious duty.
• They are pledged to the extermination of the Rangers wherever they meet them.

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