devastating
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definition
verb
the city was devastated by a huge earthquake
destroy or ruin (something).
adjective
a devastating cyclone struck Bangladesh
highly destructive or damaging.
translation of 'devastating'
verb
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example
Months later it still feels like the greatest film I've ever seen, more beautiful, more 'devastating' , more emotionally subtle and probingly, daringly insightful.
In those border zones, modern-day barbarians can use technology to collapse distance, to inflict 'devastating' damage on centers of power far away.
The two-week long diesel shortage had 'devastating' effects on the economy, and was quite costly too to the country.
In fact there was a series of catastrophes, all viticultural, which had 'devastating' effects on both the quantity and quality of wine produced.
To lose him so young, so suddenly and in such a savage way is a 'devastating' shock to our family.
He consistently reached a mid-90s velocity he hadn't shown the Yankees in ages, making his 'devastating' changeup all the more effective.
I think it's stunning and beautiful and 'devastating' and I think could easily be rescued from its apparent theism and reinterpreted as a proper humanist hymn.
The finish was simple, effective and 'devastating' .
Although, reading about his 'devastating' sex appeal might have also helped.
But, at times, when King thinks nobody is watching, he is capable of flashing a 'devastating' wit.
That was a 'devastating' blow really so the emphasis was more on regaining pride, even more so than winning the game.
Transport leaders in Manchester have been dealt a 'devastating' blow in their fight to thrash out a new deal with the government on Metrolink - but they have vowed to fight on tooth and nail.
Never before has a natural catastrophe had such a 'devastating' effect on at least 11 countries scattered thousands of miles around the rim of an ocean.
Her parents are divorced, but have worked together to keep Natalie's sporting talents on target, and Natalie's mother, Karen, admitted it had been a 'devastating' blow to the family.
Driving his point home with a sharp tongue and a deadpan delivery, Soderbergh's is a 'devastating' wit, and he always gives himself the last word.
An extreme athlete who's a simply 'devastating' defender, Jones also improved his offense immensely during his senior year.
His death at such an early age has caused widespread grief and has been a 'devastating' shock to his family.
In another 'devastating' blow for the family, Mr O'Connor and his wife tragically lost their young daughter, Aoife, three years ago when she died after suffering from cancer.
Russian armies crushed the rebellions, with 'devastating' effects for Polish nationhood.
We're here in Ambon City, the capital of the Moluccas Island, and the extent of the destruction here is 'devastating' .
It's the white-tail spider, widely blamed over the last few years for 'devastating' tissue damage after its bite: necrotising arachnidism, it's called.
It was a 'devastating' blow - and Marina Voncina says any chance Noel Han had of proving his claim of innocence, is gone.
Taking the most extreme case, I was recently attached to some absolutely 'devastating' giant trevally off the Seychelles coral reefs.
The results were 'devastating' and impressive to say the least.
It is a stunning, 'devastating' , and uplifting prayer book for the 21st-century Christian.
Sixty-five million years ago an asteroid struck the Earth with 'devastating' environmental effect.
Of the 80 ships that are remaining, many of them have suffered just 'devastating' damage.
Tooting & Mitcham have been dealt a 'devastating' blow by the news that leading goalscorer Elliot Onochie has broken his ankle and will be out for the next three months.
The Chapman family live in Larkham Rise in Chippenham, but a problem in the water heating system led to a tank meltdown and gallons of water soaking through the house, causing 'devastating' damage.
She was beautiful, with this 'devastating' swath of dark chocolate colored hair and these massive green eyes that just watched and waited and calculated.
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