annihilation in Latin
annihilation in Latin is annihilatio — annihilation means total destruction; the act of wiping something out of existence.
annihilation in Latin
annihilatio
The act of destroying or otherwise turning into nothing, or nonexistence.
What does "annihilation" mean?
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noun Total destruction; the act of wiping something out of existence.
"The city faced annihilation under constant bombardment."
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noun Physics: the process by which a particle and antiparticle destroy each other, converting their mass into energy.
"The detector measured the energy released during annihilation."
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annihilation in a sentence
- The city faced annihilation under constant bombardment.
- Nuclear war raised the specter of total annihilation.
- The detector measured the energy released during annihilation.
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What is "annihilation" in Latin?
"annihilation" in Latin is annihilatio. annihilation means: Total destruction; the act of wiping something out of existence.
How do you use "annihilation" in a sentence?
Example: "The city faced annihilation under constant bombardment." In Latin, "annihilation" is annihilatio.
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