raze|razed|razes|razing in English

verb

[reɪz]

tear down, demolish; scrape off, shave away with a knife

Use "raze|razed|razes|razing" in a sentence

1. Arase: To raze; level with the ground

2. Dozens of villages have been razed.

3. 11 He razed her from his remembrance.

4. The city was razed by the earthqake.

5. The village was razed to the ground .

6. He razed her from his remembrance.

7. The woodland was razed by fire.

8. The earthquake do the country raze to the ground.

9. The Burster is the third close range weapon in Raze 3

10. His hometown razed to the ground during the war.

11. Out of blind prejudice, the government is razing what's clearly a cultural citadel.

12. VILLAGES were razed, and inhabitants were imprisoned or killed.

13. The country is accused of promoting agriculture by razing the Amazon forest.

14. Captains are unique, and they are necessary when buying/capturing/razing villages

15. His hometown was razed to the ground during the war.

16. Many other important buildings were also razed to the ground.

17. The old theater will be razed and replaced with housing.

18. Synonyms for Bulldozes include demolishes, flattens, levels, razes, destroys, clears, fells, drives, forces and knocks down

19. Bushfires ravage Australia Area the size of South Korea razed

20. Many other important buildings were also razed to the ground. Sentencedict.com

21. The town was razed to the ground after the French Revolution.

22. Antonyms for Contrives include breaks, demolishes, destroys, discourages, disorganizes, dissuades, forgets, neglects, razes and ruins

23. Synonyms for Annihilates include destroys, demolishes, wrecks, ruins, devastates, smashes, razes, shatters, decimates and totals

24. The owners intend to raze the hotel and erect an office building on the site.

25. Instead of razing it, commissioners asked for a closer look at its remodeling cost.