Adjective: demolished di'mó-lisht- Torn down and broken up
"The elaborate machinery that had been erected for deceiving Germany had already begun to be demolished when the Germans surrendered"; - dismantled, razed Verb: demolish di'mó-lish- Destroy completely
"the wrecking ball demolished the building"; - pulverize, pulverise [Brit] - Ruin or destroy
"his book demolishes an old myth"; "demolished my reputation"; "the professor demolished the student's argument" - Eat up completely, as with great appetite
"The teenagers demolished four pizzas among them"; - devour, down [informal], consume, go through - Defeat soundly and humiliatingly
"The home team demolished the visitors"; - destroy, spiflicate [Brit, informal], spifflicate [Brit, informal]
See also: destroyed Type of: defeat, destroy, destruct, eat up, finish, get the better of, overcome, polish off [informal], spifflicate [Brit, informal], spiflicate [Brit, informal], uncreate [literary] Encyclopedia: Demolished Demolish |