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destruct

verb as in destroy

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Ren, the earliest known leader, built a self-destruct mechanism into his weapon, and Kylo Ren modified his weapon with a cross-guard to vent the unstable blade’s excess energy.

When an anonymous buyer secured the winning bid for British artist Banksy’s Girl With Balloon in 2018, the painting promptly self-destructed.

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Once it runs out of sperm, it will expel its remaining unfertilized eggs and self-destruct since it can’t reproduce anymore.

That’s the substance the genetic engineers use as an off switch for the self-destruct mechanism in female larvae.

Because of its “self-destruct” reputation, the app is a popular tool among youngsters for transmitting sexually explicit material.

At this point, why not sit back and wait for this crazy experiment to self-destruct?

While we self-destruct, we continue our arrogant dance with greed.

Once Gingrich was leading the polls, the pundits began betting whether he would self-destruct.

Newt could self-destruct before that, but waiting for such a meltdown is not a strategy.

He was actually risking his life—or so he believed—to prove that the child could not destruct a human being.

Aspexi, et ecce Carmelus desertus: et omnes urbes ejus destruct sunt a facie Domini, et a facie ir furoris ejus.

You could have pushed the Destruct button and I'd never have known.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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