Destruction §

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• War: War causes widespread destruction of property, infrastructure, and lives.
• Violence: Violence often leads to or involves destruction.
• Damage: Damage is the partial destruction or impairment of something.
• Demolishment: Demolishment is the act of demolishing or destroying something, especially a building.
• Desolation: Desolation is a state of complete destruction or devastation.
• War Machine: War Machine is designed for destructive purposes in warfare.
• Armageddon: Armageddon is a biblical term referring to the final battle and destruction of the world.
• Devastation: Devastation is the act of destroying or being destroyed.
• Violence: Violence often involves the destruction of property or lives.
• Disintegration: Disintegration is the process of breaking up or destroying something into smaller parts.
• Apocalypse: An apocalypse is a catastrophic event that causes widespread destruction or the end of the world.
• Obliteration: Obliteration is the complete destruction or wiping out of something.
• Decay: Decay is the gradual destruction or deterioration of something over time.
• Extinction: Extinction is the complete destruction or dying out of a species.
• Cataclysm: A cataclysm is a violent and destructive event or disaster.
• Annihilation: Annihilation is the complete destruction or obliteration of something.
• Chaos: Chaos often results from or accompanies destruction.
• Demolition: Demolition is the intentional destruction of buildings or structures.
• Ruin: Ruin is the state of being destroyed or falling into decay.
• Havoc: Havoc is widespread destruction or chaos.
• Warfare: Warfare can lead to the destruction of property, infrastructure, and loss of life.
• Catastrophe: A catastrophe is a sudden and widespread destruction or disaster.