1. Many adversities decimate the fluke numbers.

2. Our ranks have been decimated.

3. Disease has decimated the population.

4. The pollution could decimate the river's thriving population of kingfishers.

5. Populations of endangered animals have been decimated.

6. The population was decimated by a plague.

7. Cheap imports decimated the British cycle industry.

8. Her range of weaponry could easily decimate any convoy she encountered.

9. The Peck family had been decimated by heart disease.

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

11. The resulting explosion destroys Mount Arreat, ravages much of the countryside , and decimates Baal's army.

12. The dolphin population has been decimated by tuna fishing.

13. Student numbers have been decimated by cuts in grants.

14. War can decimate a population, leaving large numbers of orphans and widows.

15. Smoke from the fires decimating Australia have Circumnavigated the globe on the jetstreams.

16. Per Degaton unleashes the Armageddon Virus, which decimates the world's population, leaving it ripe for conquest.

17. Devastators should be used to decimate infantry and attack units ranges.

18. They can decimate the population of these baby amphibians in a pond system.

19. Now, his entire fleet is in danger of being decimated.

20. Humanity had to abandon its warlike ways, Wells said, or technology would decimate it.

21. The transformation of the river may well decimate the considerable fishery resources already available.

22. Silber says the tax rollback would decimate basic services for the needy.

23. The Green Lantern Corps ranks were decimated by the Parallax-possessed Jordan.

24. The rays in turn decimated the bay scallop populations around North Carolina.

25. Synonyms for Annihilating include destroying, demolishing, wrecking, ruining, devastating, smashing, razing, shattering, decimating and totalling

26. Its cadres were decimated, whether through discouragement, capitulation, imprisonment, or outright murder.

27. They were, however, decimated by the Taira in the Heiji Rebellion of 1160.

28. 2 Its cadres were decimated, whether through discouragement, capitulation, imprisonment, or outright murder.

29. The banshees and attack the colossi the terran ground forces decimate the protoss infantry.

30. The young blue - skinned commander was able to decimate the intruders despite inferior weapons and numbers.

31. The banshees and attack the colossi as the terran ground forces decimate the protoss infantry.

32. Battered and bruised as usual, a sizable portion of their offense decimated by injury.

33. Botrytis mold spreads lik e wildfire, quickly decimating ripe cannabis buds into mush on it’s tyranny to reproduce

34. Khoisan-speaking people were decimated by European Colonialists, their lands stolen and cultures suppressed

35. We'll see what happens when Ujjal Dosanjh actually visits some of the decimated areas.

36. The lamb sector, which Parliament is actually trying to help, will be decimated by the WTO.

37. The Chumash population was all but decimated, due largely to the introduction of European diseases

38. An explosion like this would create a fireball capable of decimating a few city blocks and a shockwave damaging buildings several kilometers away.

39. Consequently, Muir believes, biotech fish could quickly decimate a fish population by their increased ability to produce damaged young.

40. Annihilate: 1 v kill in large numbers Synonyms: carry off , decimate , eliminate , eradicate , extinguish , wipe out decimate kill one in every ten, as of mutineers in Roman armies Type of: kill cause to die; put to death, usually intentionally or knowingly

41. The Soviet officer corps and high command had been decimated by Stalin's Great Purge (1936–1938).

42. The Arawaks that inhabited the Caribbean islands were decimated by the Spanish conquest between 1493-1535

43. They have been slow to assuage the famines that have decimated entire peoples in disadvantaged lands.

44. Storming their enemies, they decimated them with iron swords, battle-axes, spears, and barbed arrows that tore flesh.

45. When commercial lodging decimated the Southeast's vast forests of longleaf pine trees, the population of red-Cockaded

46. There we were pounded night and day by heavy artillery fire, and my company was being decimated.

47. The Americans struck first, crippling Shōkaku; anti-aircraft fire and combat air patrol aircraft soon decimated Zuikaku's air group.

48. Similarly, Christians still hold a grudge over the Muslim conquests of the 7th century, blaming Muslims for decimating a prosperous Phoenician civilization and then Arabizing and Islamizing it

49. Just four years ago, Al qaida's leadership was decimated and its capabilities were severely degraded as a result of U.S

50. In 612 b.c., however, Assyria's capital, Nineveh, was besieged and destroyed by a coalition of Medes, Scythians, and Chaldeans, decimating the previously powerful Assyrian Empire

51. The lionfish gorge on small fish, mollusks and invertebrates, enough to fill out to as much as 480 grams and decimate local populations on the coral reefs they inhabit.

52. With the Batteringly (for them) wet and windy weather we are having, I am seeing sparrows and tits alongside the finches decimating the fat ball carrier

53. Watchful conservationists will make sure that baiters who've decimated the local badger population won't get their hands on these as well.

54. Hyperpathy, however, is an abnormal process of sensation to pain and temperature by normal irritation on the pathological, numerically decimated substratum.

55. The insect currently thought to kill more trees than any other in America is the native mountain pine beetle. And many invaders actually boost biodiversity, not decimate it.

56. "For Fischer, there was a relentless desire to decimate his opponent, " says Liz Garbus, the director of the new documentary Bobby Fischer Against the World.

57. The hemlock woolly Adelgid, an insect that has decimated the eastern hemlock population over the last 40 years, is not a parasite — it’s an herbivore

58. In practical terms this means moose are more vulnerable in areas where wolf or bear populations were decimated in the past but are now rebounding.

59. Cities were also decimated by the Black Death, but the role of urban areas as centres of learning, commerce and government ensured continued growth.

60. Then, the Prussians of the 1st Guards Infantry Division and the XII and II Corps captured St. Privat, forcing the decimated French forces to withdraw.

61. Cairo declined after the mid-14th century, however, when bubonic plague, also known as the Black Death, struck the city, decimating its population, which it also did to much of Europe

62. Under-investment, a damaged service sector, weak oil company balance sheets and a decimated work force practically ensure Cripplingly higher prices a few years in the future.

63. Set in the future after the country has been decimated by a virus, a 'Culling' has been set up to determine who the next president will be

64. It now can be found mainly in the UK, Hungary and Canada, although the population in Britain was decimated during the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in 2001.

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66. Have not many individuals “put a little aside” in a savings account for years, only to find that soaring prices and inflated, devalued money have decimated what little they had?

67. Hurricane Irma decimated the small Caribbean island of Barbuda, ripping apart buildings, uprooting trees and killing at least one person as its 185 mph winds swept across the two-island nation

68. / ˌkɑː.lə.nəˈzeɪ.ʃ ə n / the act of sending people to live in and govern another country: European Colonization of the Americas, with its cycle of war, disease and slavery, decimated the indigenous …

69. The plague that decimated Rabbi Akiva's 24,000 disciples was explained as a veiled reference to the revolt; the 33rd day when the plague ended was explained as the day of Bar Kokhba's victory.

70. Blam's memories are kindled as he walks through the decimated Jew Str It works on different planes--the memory plane as Miroslav Blam relives the horror of his hometown, Novi Sad, during WW2

71. When Test cricket was decimated by the breakaway World Series Cricket in 1977, Simpson made a comeback after a decade in retirement to captain New South Wales and Australia at the age of 41.

72. 8 hours ago · Colonialists worked to divide African tribes, neo-Colonialists worked to separate African people, slave traders segregated kidnapped slaves and satanic informants became informants to decimate Black civil rights and community groups

73. Examples of Croaker in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web By the middle of the 20th century, overfishing had decimated the species, so maw traders turned to the next best source, an equally giant Mexican Croaker called the totoaba.

74. Thousand Cankers disease has decimated eastern black walnut, Juglans nigra, in landscape and urban plantings in some Western states and parts of Colorado, where, in 2008, the association of the beetle and fungal pathogen in the disease was first discovered and reported by researchers at …

75. Though there existed some Areligious rulers, the states themselves were manifestly religious - and for good reason: the union with religion cemented the rulers' physical and spiritual powers over the people, despite the endless fights for dominance and religious wars that devastated and decimated populations.

76. After their community is decimated and their loved ones are enslaved in the aftermath of a devastating Anunnaki attack, Aaron Pace leads a diverse group of warriors -- including the Bowwoman Tolia, the mighty Karenk, a baby Triceratops, and a time-displaced Ambrose Bierce -- on a trek through primordial jungles, dark forests, and a sun-blasted

77. It's almost as if, having decimated its subscriber base and destroyed its cruise business, NR has no income source left other than Ballyhooing the Mann case - well, that and the clickbait ads that infest its site: If you enjoy this Victor Davis Hanson column on the Iranian nuclear program, you may also like "Hollywood's Twenty Worst Breast