annihilative

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• The other portion would be to annihilate hunger shortly before going to sleep.

• The team knew that matter and antimatter annihilate each other when they meet.

• These antistar candidates seem to give off the kind of gamma rays that are produced when antimatter — matter’s oppositely charged counterpart — meets normal matter and annihilates.

• A woman with the self-possession to identify what she wants — and the nerve to go after it — was seemingly most easily understood as a function of derangement, annihilating narcissism or both.

• She might be watching from 565 miles away, but she’s got a Sweet 16 to follow with hope, a son annihilating expectations and a No.

• The J in its name actually stands for Jian—annihilate, eliminate.

• “Thirty minutes alone with a man is enough for him to annihilate you,” she remarks, knowingly.

• Finally there was the atomic bomb (and the Cold War it created): machine threatened to annihilate all of mankind.

• He then went on to compare us to Amalek, the Biblical nation that God commands the Jews to annihilate.

• The consequences of the repeated failed attempts to annihilate Israel should and will be reflected in the final status.

• To pretend that God can be offended with the actions of men, is to annihilate all the ideas that are given to us of this being.

• They are the spontaneous enemies of truth because they justly apprehend it will annihilate their pretensions.

• Does crossing the sea change or annihilate the churchmanship of the missionary, or the passenger, or the emigrant?

• It compelled the foe to abandon Heilsberg, but it did not annihilate him or necessarily end the war.