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torpedo
noun as in ammunition
noun as in bomb
noun as in projectile
noun as in rocket
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noun as in submarine sandwich
noun as in hatchet man
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noun as in gunman
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noun as in assassin
verb as in abrogate
verb as in blast
verb as in bomb
verb as in break
verb as in cancel
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verb as in defeat
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verb as in demolish
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verb as in destroy
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verb as in eradicate
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verb as in nullify
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verb as in obliterate
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verb as in overpower
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verb as in raid
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verb as in rive
verb as in rout
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verb as in sabotage
verb as in shatter
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verb as in shoot
verb as in stifle
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verb as in undermine
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verb as in wreck
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Example Sentences
Navy planes to bomb North Vietnamese torpedo boat bases and called on Congress to authorize the use of force.
From massive, underwater torpedoes to state-of-the-art laser weapons that shoot down drones, China's latest military parade will now be broken down and analysed by Pentagon experts and defence officials around the world.
California Latinos have helped to torpedo liberal shibboleths at the ballot box more often than Democrats will ever admit.
At first he doesn’t accept her apology but, being the immature oaf that he is, Chris gets back at her by using her as human torpedo to destroy their gooey, disgusting alien target.
If Californians reject Newsom’s plan, that would torpedo his presidential ambitions and leave egg on the face of state Democratic leaders for years, if not a generation.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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