complete devastation

Frequency: 7.815.2 per million words

Used to emphasize the absolute nature of the destruction.

devastationADJECTIVE + devastation

Categories:

complete

Examples (10)

  • The aerial photos showed the complete devastation left by the hurricane.
  • Firefighters arrived to a scene of complete devastation, with nothing left standing.
  • The war resulted in the complete devastation of the city's infrastructure.
  • After losing his family, he felt a sense of complete devastation that he couldn't overcome.
  • The stock market crash led to the complete devastation of his life savings.
  • Scientists warn that a major asteroid impact would cause complete devastation on a global scale.
  • The plague's journey through Europe was one of complete devastation, changing society forever.
  • Walking through the ruins of my childhood home, I witnessed the complete devastation firsthand.
  • The floodwaters receded, revealing the complete devastation of the entire valley.
  • The goal of the peace talks was to prevent the complete devastation that another war would bring.