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obliterated

[uh-blit-uh-rey-tid] / əˈblɪt əˌreɪ tɪd /


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This event won’t reach the heights of the punishing heat dome that obliterated records in the region in June 2021 and contributed to hundreds of deaths.

From Scientific American

They would have gleaned some confidence from their comeback against Arsenal but they went to the Vitality Stadium and absolutely obliterated the Cherries.

From BBC

I think maybe with the trauma from being completely obliterated by 10-15 guys, it just took a lot.

From Seattle Times

One resident sent The Washington Post photos of a mother and her two children obliterated by shrapnel from a shell that landed in his neighborhood.

From Washington Post

The other obliterated an unoccupied multimillion-dollar vacation home early on April 1, igniting a fire and triggering a flash flood of snowmelt that slammed into a nearby condominium complex.

From Los Angeles Times