The phrase 'badly destroyed' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that has been greatly damaged or ruined beyond repair. Example sentence: The once beautiful building had been badly destroyed by the fire.
"My sense of trust is as badly destroyed as this landscape".
"This is what's so regrettable, that it was so badly destroyed that there's nothing recognizable," he said.
"The truck was badly destroyed and some of the cages broken, some cats escaped but we don't know how many," he said in a telephone interview.
Recovering today at his sister's house, Salih said he saw television news footagee that showed that his house had been badly destroyed by a shell.
According to field investigation, 53,295 km-long highways were badly destroyed in the earthquake [1].
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"It's about 2 progressive elitist ingrates who have hated their country so badly and destroyed its fabric in so many respects in 8 years," he added.
Spend a night with my parents battling over who was the rottenest child (my sister or me)… Or my friends pointing out how badly I destroyed a certain bat franchise…" Funny - and honest, too.
It's about 2 progressive elitist ingrates who have hated their country so badly and destroyed its fabric in so many respects in 8 years," the statement said.
"It's about two progressive elitist ingrates who have hated their country so badly and destroyed its fabric in so many respects in 8 years," the statement read, referring to the Obamas.
The endgame, where we're going as a species if we don't screw up badly and destroy ourselves or burn out all our resources before we get there, is some kind of post-scarcity society.
