Words such as "eradicate" annihilate" "obliterate, "destroy" "punish" are frequently used to refer to ISIS, its supporters or sometimes terrorists who may be confused or conflated with all Islamists, Muslims or Arabs.
Then, in 1637, the Puritans of Massachusetts Bay Colony and Connecticut, accompanied by allies such as the Narragansett, attacked and nearly annihilated the Pequot in the first of many interethnic wars in New England.
Jones' book is worth reading alone for the account of how the social work staff – such as Gillie Christou, Maria Ward and Sharon Shoesmith – have been annihilated by the loss of their careers and the appalling abuse that has been perpetrated upon them, including death threats, fears for the safety of their children and being forced to move house several times.
Other philosophers have suggested that evildoers desire to cause harm, or to do wrong, for more specific reasons such as pleasure (Steiner 2002), the desire to annihilate all being (Eagleton 2010), or the destruction of others for its own sake (Cole 2006).
Physicists believe that empty space may be continually creating pairs of virtual particles, such as a positron and electron, which rapidly annihilate each other shortly thereafter.
Certainly things that never were alive, such as bubbles and statues, can be deathlessly annihilated.
This might indicate that the propagation mechanism needs to be modified, or might suggest a contribution of low-energy antiproton component from novel sources such as evaporating primordial black holes or the annihilating neutralino dark matter.
There are two Will Selfs: One is the louche, brainy one with the sythe-like tongue who annihilates his foes with words such as "ontological" while the other is the sullen, mean one who tries to make people look stupid.
A film such as The Interview, which mocks, deflates and finally annihilates Kim Jong Un, "just couldn't be allowed". .
The continued holding time made vacancies and interstitials annihilated at all kinds of sinks such as loops, bubbles, grain boundary, and free surface.
