obliterating
Meaning
of Obliterate
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A 2019 study published in the Journal of Marketing Management found that prepping is on the rise as the — a symbol of our risk of obliterating human civilization — is inching precariously close to midnight.
Despite the initial success at obliterating much of the Mule Shoe salient, there was a flaw in the Union plan—no one had considered how to capitalize on the breakthrough.
Football season is finally happening for the University of Utah, I’m the beat guy, and short of this pandemic absolutely obliterating every sporting norm we’ve become used to over time, this is what I signed up for.
And the most disruptive enterprises don’t gradually displace the incumbents; they reshape entire industries, swiftly obliterating whatever stands in their way.
Often, x-rays are used to take "snapshots" of objects at the atomic level before obliterating samples.
Moreover, Jean Grey has the means to release incredible amounts of cosmic energy capable of obliterating anyone from existence.