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Discover Ludwig"destroying something" is a perfectly correct phrase in written English
You can use it when you are referring to an object or a concept being ruined or annihilated. For example, "The storm destroyed the town's infrastructure, leaving many homeless."
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"The tech companies are destroying something precious. . . .
Is this the moment to be destroying something?
You're always constructing and destroying something within you.
"The government has pulled back from the brink of destroying something very precious.
"How can we be accused of destroying something that's already destroyed?" he said, speaking in measured tones.
"It was like a cheap movie, you know, about some thugs going and destroying something that is dear to us.
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And it's very easy to destroy something.
It was a bad moment to destroy something fun.
You have to build something strong to destroy something strong.
And every time we trash it, we destroy something linked to the deepest parts of ourselves.
"The river was also burning, because the German bombings had destroyed something carrying oil.
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