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raze
verb as in flatten, knock down; wipe out
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Superior Court judge, who rejected a legal challenge from the homeowners claiming the city’s landmark designation violated their right to raze the residence.
Israel's defence minister warned that Gaza City will be razed if Hamas does not agree to disarm and release all hostages.
Plus, the couple’s ideas about sustainability — preserving natural landscapes and integrating them into their designs, rather than razing or altering them — have never been more resonant.
The company that owned Kinzua, the timber town where she grew up, razed it without a trace after shutting down operations in 1978.
Perhaps no one represents the era better than the late urban planner Robert Moses, who shaped the New York City skyline and whose highway and bridge projects razed city blocks and neighborhoods.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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