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to demolish
01
to completely destroy or to knock down a building or another structure
Transitive: to demolish a building or structure
Example
The old factory was demolished to make way for a new development.
The wrecking ball was used to demolish the abandoned building.
The earthquake had the power to demolish poorly constructed houses.
02
to eat something with a lot of enjoyment and finish it all
Transitive: to demolish food
Example
He demolished the pizza in no time.
The kids managed to demolish the entire cake.
She can demolish a plate of spaghetti effortlessly.
03
to achieve an overwhelming victory over a player or team
Transitive: to demolish an opponent
Example
The reigning champion demolished his challenger in straight sets.
They demolished the other team in the final, winning by a record-breaking margin.
The underdogs unexpectedly demolished the top-seeded players in a stunning upset.
04
to completely eliminate or destroy something
Transitive: to demolish sth
Example
The new policy aims to demolish outdated practices in the workplace.
The scandal demolished his chances of winning the election.
His reckless actions demolished their trust in him.
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