decimated
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About a month ago, people living in northeast Calgary had their homes and properties decimated by a storm with estimated replacement/repair costs in the millions of dollars.
A fungal blight decimated the plants, and in each year since 1994 taro exports have accounted for less than 1% of export revenue.
After d'Iberville's invasion in 1704, records show Nevis’ sugar industry in ruins and a decimated population begging the English Parliament and relatives for loans and monetary assistance to stave off island-wide starvation.
After 10 hours of fighting, the decimated Iranians were driven back to their original positions again as the Iraqis launched 650 helicopter and 300 aircraft sorties.
Although the colorful and impressive flame tree ( Delonix regia ) is found throughout the Marianas, the tree on Guam has been largely decimated.
Also significant: Interest rates are at record lows, and stay-at-home orders nearly decimated the typically busy spring buying season, leading to pent-up demand.