Similar words: devastating, devastate, station, gestation, stationery, stationary, nation-state, deforestation. Meaning: [‚devə'steɪʃn] 
n. 1. the state of being decayed or destroyed 2. the feeling of being confounded or overwhelmed 3. an event that results in total destruction 4. plundering with excessive damage and destruction 5. the termination of something by causing so much damage to it that it cannot be repaired or no longer exists.
n. 1. the state of being decayed or destroyed 2. the feeling of being confounded or overwhelmed 3. an event that results in total destruction 4. plundering with excessive damage and destruction 5. the termination of something by causing so much damage to it that it cannot be repaired or no longer exists. 
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91. In that devastation, in the utter nakedness of spirit, let us become one in beauty.
92. Survivors spoke of the devastation wrought by the storm in Hsiao-lin village, in Kaohsiung county, which was buried under a massive mudslide on Sunday, after 200 inhabitants were found alive today.
93. New policies, organizations and procedures will spring up amid the devastation.
94. "There is no other capital in peacetime Europe that is being subjected to such devastation for the sake of earning a fast megabuck, " the study said.
95. When Victor Huet's son Gaston trudged 200 miles back to Vouvray, France, after the WWII liberation, he found his father's vineyard in devastation.
96. The magnitude of the devastation prompted the Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) to request the World Bank's help in establishing an insurance system.
97. Pakistani army spokesman Major-General Athar Abbas spoke with reporters late Saturday about the level of devastation in the northwest.
98. The devastation wrought by the alien invaders is self - evident.
More similar words: devastating, devastate, station, gestation, stationery, stationary, nation-state, deforestation, reforestation, manifestation, proportional representation, elevation, evaluation, prevarication, mutation, incantation, vegetation, denotation, dictation, annotation, agitation, limitation, adaptation, invitation, sanitation, habitation, connotation, levitation, plantation, exultation.