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lay waste
verb as in consume
verb as in desolate
verb as in destroy
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verb as in devastate
verb as in harry
verb as in pauperize
verb as in pillage
verb as in plunder
verb as in ransack
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verb as in ravage
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verb as in ruin
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verb as in sack
verb as in smash
verb as in spoliate
verb as in waste
verb as in wreak havoc
Example Sentences
Trump is plainly fixing to lay waste to those safeguards.
Despite the ruling, Israel continues to lay waste to Gaza, where Hamas continues to hold hostages captured one year ago on Oct.
But there’s only so much Israel can achieve from the air, even if, as seems possible, jets are about to lay waste to entire villages.
It doesn’t feel that righteous, after all, to barrel into an undiscovered place and lay waste to its noble, magical creatures or even its largely sympathetic villains.
Tactical nuclear weapons, as the term implies, are far smaller and less powerful than strategic nuclear armaments such as intercontinental ballistic missiles carrying nuclear payloads that could lay waste to large population centers.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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