destructiveness in English

noun

[de'struc·tive·ness || -tɪvnɪs]

ruinousness, harmfulness, deadliness

Use "destructiveness" in a sentence

1. Where is your destructiveness, O Grave?

2. Described the process of becoming Culturally competent as a continuum ranging from Cultural destructiveness, Cultural …

3. 27 Archaeologists are becoming increasingly aware of the high cost and destructiveness of excavation.

4. But they also had an infinite capacity for destructiveness and creating social problems.

5. 9 The paroxysm and destructiveness of crisis incidents increase the difficulty in management.

6. He holds that the Jialing River Basin's flood has five characteristics: universality, frequency, seasonality, destructiveness and complexity.

7. A sinister aura haunts the place Baleful imputes perniciousness or destructiveness to something whether working openly or covertly

8. What, then, accounts for the increase in the frequency and destructiveness of natural disasters that we read about?

9. Hostility, malice, antagonism, antipathy, aggressiveness, ill will, belligerence, destructiveness, malevolence, pugnacity Aggression is by no means a male-only trait

10. CULLEN The fire of 1861 exceeded this in destructiveness, and to it were added the terrific effects of a four years' Besiegement. PECULIARITIES OF …

11. Even those who have seen the aftereffects of the bombing have been deeply impressed with the horror and destructiveness of war.

12. A fatal disease--tuberculosis, also called consumption--provided a favorite metaphor to represent the destructiveness of feverish emotions, such as pining or Amorousness

13. Addicts often talk about how it took a lot of destructiveness, danger and ‘craziness’ before they could realize how ‘insane’ they had become

14. 9 For example, no earlier wars —cruel and destructive as many were— came even close in destructiveness to the two world wars of the 20th century.

15. 15 He reflected on the civilization of American whites and fiercely criticized its destructiveness and evilness. He hoped to find a reasonable way of development for human civilization.

16. Berserkers try to save the planet from destructiveness of Elex - they grow, so called, World Hearts, plants that cleanse the earth from the substance and make life to be able to spring again

17. The words malign and sinister are common synonyms of Baleful. While all three words mean "seriously threatening evil or disaster," Baleful imputes perniciousness or destructiveness to something whether working openly or covertly