destructive
വിനാശകരമായ
definition
adjective
the destructive power of weapons
causing great and irreparable harm or damage.
example
This is partly because both sides are animated by a fierce 'destructive' zeal.
And all this was mobilised to produce the most 'destructive' weapon ever seen in the history of humanity.
The couple's relationship had been 'destructive' , damaging and unrewarding for both of them.
Though she is fierce, terrifying and 'destructive' , the Goddess is said to be quick to come to the aid of her devotees.
A clear and concentrated state of mind is required, not an aggressive and 'destructive' one.
It's not just that these farms are 'destructive' to the local environment and economy.
Alcohol is as 'destructive' to health worldwide as smoking and high blood pressure, it was claimed today.
What do you see as the role of meditation in working with 'destructive' emotions and negative emotions?
These 'destructive' activities disturbed the powers not only at Delhi but also at London.
It was ungenerous, it was 'destructive' , it was simple-minded, it was vicious, it was rubbish.
If they are bored, why aren't they constructive instead of 'destructive' ?
It can be extremely 'destructive' to our health, and a haggard and stressed face is not a beautiful face.
Addiction can be enormously 'destructive' to the individual and their families.
One of the problems with this type of 'destructive' criticism is that it saps your confidence.
However, viruses of the mind can program us to think and behave in ways that are 'destructive' to our lives.
Adopt a positive approach and stay away from negative and 'destructive' people.
The vehicles buckle and crash beneath his feet, which is supposed to be an awesome display of his 'destructive' power.
Cuts in the sphere of culture and artistic training are enormously 'destructive' to society.
On the populous coasts of Sri Lanka and India nobody was aware of the awesome 'destructive' power racing towards them.
I can sit here today and testify to you that bitterness is a 'destructive' , crippling force.
Emotional infidelity is just as, and at times even more, 'destructive' to your marriage.
Birds are just as 'destructive' and deadly at night as they are during the day and they do fly at night.
I find that very 'destructive' to the confidence in the system and to the future of young people.
Upmarket, the Times and Telegraph are platforms for higher but no less 'destructive' forms of scepticism.
These missiles are the most deadly, 'destructive' and inhumane weapons ever created.
I find it hard to understand that any seafarer could be so wilfully 'destructive' and do such damage.
Beauty can be deadly and 'destructive' , though not the kind which Audrey Hepburn had.
I remember well that Hamish found the whole process distasteful and 'destructive' .
Don't be influenced or affected by negative and 'destructive' people around you.
There was a game reserve in South Africa in which a herd of elephants suddenly exhibited uncharacteristic, senseless violence and 'destructiveness' .
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