Synonyms for demolishing
de·mol·ish·ing

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1. razing, leveling, tearing down, demolishingnoun

   complete destruction of a building

   Synonyms:
   equalisation, grading, equalization, wrecking, leveling, tearing down, razing

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1. List of paraphrases for "demolishing":

   destroying

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1. Stephanie Strausz:

   I can’t believe they’re just demolishing the whole thing. It’s shocking.

2. Sunni Islamists:

   If Iran is demolishing houses, killing people, burning the people alive, and the international community is silent, if Bashar Assad is dropping these barrel bombs on the houses of the civilians, killing randomly, and the international dirty community is silent, of course the people will wait for Islamic State.

3. Proverb:

   He builds a castle by demolishing a country. #CVirusTruth

4. Alfred Jarry:

   We shall not have succeeded in demolishing everything unless we demolish the ruins as well. But the only way I can see of doing that is to use them to put up a lot of fine, well-designed buildings.

5. Superintendent Kirk Carpenter:

   To get a project like this done in a month’s time was absolutely amazing, no one's going to change what we do at that high school, and that's to make sure learning takes place. Book admits demolishing Building 12, erecting a new building and implementing a memorial park on campus is a daunting task, especially with Florida’s legislative session nearing its end. Estimates for the proposal come in around $ 25 to 30 million, which would come from state appropriations. Not to mention the freshman building on Marjory Stoneman Douglas ’ campus holds about 900 students, a quarter of the school’s population. Lawmakers are pushing to demolish Building 12 and implement a memorial park in its place. ( Fox News) The school, named after a women’s suffrage advocate, opened in 1990. It’s about two hours north of Miami. Charo acknowledges it will be hard for the school to adjust without the building, saying it.