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wreckage

[rek-ij] / ˈrɛk ɪdʒ /
NOUN
remains
Synonyms


NOUN
ruins
Synonyms


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He dived down, kicking, staring into the deep, dark, roiling blue—when a hand grabbed him and pulled him up and away from the swirling wreckage.

From Literature

Or the pieces of a plane, hunks of metal wreckage scattered along the road and sidewalk.

From Literature

He’s saddled with a large bag of receipts that is his job to sort through — a perfect symbol of the domestic wreckage that’s still in need of a thorough accounting.

From Los Angeles Times

Visuals from the crash site show the wreckage of a plane engulfed in plumes of smoke and flames.

From BBC

Churro barked at the wreckage below, and Natalie turned to look.

From Literature