"absolute destruction" is a valid phrase in written English.
It typically means something has been completely annihilated or ruined. For example: The powerful storm brought about absolute destruction to the small coastal town.
"A scientific hypothesis is tested to absolute destruction, but medicine can't wait.
"And that's an absolute destruction of what the jury system is about".
Wagner's message, it seems clear, is that the gods have brought about their own absolute destruction.
"It was the absolute destruction of their lives," Miguel Angel Cabodevilla, a Spanish monk who has worked with the tribes for decades, told me.
Or is it Lily/Pandora, far too fascinated by the power of absolute destruction to slam the lid back on the box?
Hull argues that the routines and practices of the Imperial German Army, unchecked by effective civilian institutions, increasingly sought the absolute destruction of its enemies as the only guarantee of the nation's security.
Newly released satellite images reveal the near-absolute destruction of several neighborhoods in Mosul, Iraq, after a months-long battle between Iraqi forces and Islamic State militants for control of the city. .
"What happened serves to remind all of us about the evils of drugs and knives and the absolute devastation and destruction these evils can cause and indeed have caused".
Bank failures and collapse, the absolute total destruction of the savings and loan industry, and the implosion of the retail market and real estate in general, something we've never seen anything like it.
Entering the stage to rapturous applause, he said that no one should forget the "absolute mass destruction on both sides" that would follow a nuclear attack and reiterated his "total horror of nuclear weapons, should they ever be used by anybody".
Within the final 30 seconds, a seemingly exhausted orchestra chugs back to life one last time before spitting out several hammerblows to the heart, ending in a definitive burst of absolute self-destruction.
