Similar words: demolish, demolished, relishing, publishing, demolition, publishing house, fishing, wishing. Meaning: [dɪ'mɒlɪʃ] 
n. complete destruction of a building.
n. complete destruction of a building. 
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1 A storm moved directly over the island, demolishing buildings and flooding streets.
2 They were due to start demolishing the old theatre today but there's been a last-minute stay of execution.
3 Headlines about local councils demolishing blocks of flats 10 years old or younger have become commonplace in the past four years.
4 This may mean demolishing the building or returning it to its original use.
5 The machine was designed specially for demolishing old buildings.
6 But that did not stop him demolishing it.
7 Now they must consolidate their victory by demolishing the remaining barriers to development.
8 Our choices come down to demolishing the old house or restoring it.
9 Demolishing reinforced concrete structure by using water jet is a method with most desirable prospects.
10 Demolishing corridor of belt conveyer with controled blasting method is introduced.
11 A case of demolishing a reinforced concrete dual ditch by millisecond water - pressure blasting is introduced.
12 Briefly introduces the demolishing mechanism of harmful impurity phosphor in pipeline.
13 The ground vibration by demolishing building mostly spreads with S-wave, P-wave,(www.Sentencedict.com) R-wave.
14 Reconstruction project of demolishing columns is one of the main means of reconstructing building function.
15 Demolishing a single - car garage allowed Harris to add the den and expand the kitchen.
16 Conventional demolishing work would have caused considerable interruptions in traffic.
17 Mr Wilkinson requires developers to get planning permission before demolishing a single house.
18 Conditions attached to the granting of planning permission included not demolishing the existing building until work was ready to begin on rebuilding.
19 Underpinning is expensive and inconvenient, and involves the addition of new foundations or short concrete piles without demolishing the building.
20 In 1910 Hilton Anderson's foreman bricklayer was killed when he fell while demolishing a brick kiln.
21 The other semi-final was a much more straight forward affair, with Staffordshire demolishing Buckinghamshire by 148 runs at Walsall.
22 Cuvier seemed to contemporaries to have had little trouble in demolishing the evolutionary scheme of his contemporary Lamarck.
23 Two planes ploughed into New York's landmark - World Trade Center, demolishing the twin 110 - story towers.
24 The protection measures for fishery resources were considered in the course of demolishing operation.
25 The creep of salt deposit often causes oil borehole losing stability, blocking aiguille and demolishing oil well casing, and brings huge economic loss.
26 A weakened Hurricane Felix is chugging across Nicaragua after demolishing homes and forcing thousands to flee.
27 In '93 a coppersmith had purchased the house with the idea of demolishing it, but had not been able to pay the price; the nation made him bankrupt.
28 The example proved that reducing cut - depth for demolishing building based on blasting method is applicable.
29 There can be an exemption where the buyer will be demolishing the property.
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