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destruction in Greek

destruction in Greek is καταστροφή, συντριβή, αφανισμός — destruction means the act of destroying something, or the state of having been destroyed.

destruction in Greek

καταστροφή
noun
Pronounced: katastrofi
The act of destroying.
συντριβή
noun
Pronounced: sydrivi
The act of destroying.
αφανισμός
noun
Pronounced: afanismos
The act of destroying.
κατάλυση
noun
Pronounced: katalysi
The act of destroying.
κατεδάφιση
noun
Pronounced: katedafisi
The act of destroying.
χαλασμός
noun
Pronounced: chalasmos
The act of destroying.
καταστροφή
noun
Pronounced: katastrofi
The results of a destructive event.

What does "destruction" mean?

  1. noun The act of destroying something, or the state of having been destroyed.
    "The hurricane left a trail of destruction along the coast."
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destruction in a sentence

  • The hurricane left a trail of destruction along the coast.
  • Years of neglect led to the destruction of the old theatre.

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What is "destruction" in Greek?

"destruction" in Greek is καταστροφή, συντριβή, αφανισμός. destruction means: The act of destroying something, or the state of having been destroyed.

How do you pronounce καταστροφή?

"destruction" in Greek is καταστροφή, pronounced "katastrofi".

How do you use "destruction" in a sentence?

Example: "The hurricane left a trail of destruction along the coast." In Greek, "destruction" is καταστροφή, συντριβή, αφανισμός.

Are there other ways to say "destruction" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 6 translations listed for "destruction": καταστροφή, συντριβή, αφανισμός, κατάλυση, κατεδάφιση, χαλασμός.

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