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The developers wanted to raze the complex and replace it with a high-rise commercial building, but they were stopped when it was designated a national historic landmark.raze = completely destroy
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Hitler wanted Paris razed, but his general ignored the order and surrendered.razed = completely destroyed
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He would raze a whole village if he thought it would get him one more cow. (source)raze = completely destroy
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My father went there after the bombings and found the buildings completely razed to the ground. (source)razed = flattened
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But after the first city there was another, then another, city after city razed, the survivors drifting about like specters, picking through the rubble. (source)razed = completely destroyed
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Jan and Bob were staying three miles outside of Niland, at a place the locals call the Slabs, an old navy air base that had been abandoned and razed, leaving a grid of empty concrete foundations scattered far and wide across the desert. (source)razed = torn down so as to make flat with the ground
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Laila is not as forgiving-Massoud's violent end brings her no joy, but she remembers too well the neighborhoods razed under his watch, the bodies dragged from the rubble, the hands and feet of children discovered on rooftops or the high branch of some tree days after their funeral. (source)razed = completely destroyed
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Our churches, known the world over for their idiosyncratic beauty, for their brightly colored spires and improbable cupolas, we raze one by one.† (source)raze = completely destroy
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I'm wondering if you ever think of razing it, just to show mercy?† (source)razing = completely destroying
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Thus they fared two hours or more trasing and rasing either other, where they might hit any bare place.† (source)unconventional spelling: Generally, the spelling razing is preferred.
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acquitted, behaved, Raced (rased), tore, Rack (of bulls), herd, Raines, a town in Brittany famous for its cloth, Ramping, raging, Range, rank, station, Ransacked, searched, Rashed, fell headlong, Rashing, rushing, Rasing, rushing, Rasure, Raundon, impetuosity, Rear, raise, Rechate, note of recall, Recomforted, comforted, cheered, Recounter, rencontre, encounter, Recover, rescue, Rede, advise,;† (source)rased = completely destroyedunconventional spelling: Generally, the spelling razed is preferred.
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Revolt is a sort of waterspout in the social atmosphere which forms suddenly in certain conditions of temperature, and which, as it eddies about, mounts, descends, thunders, tears, razes, crushes, demolishes, uproots, bearing with it great natures and small, the strong man and the feeble mind, the tree trunk and the stalk of straw.† (source)razes = completely destroys
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thou bane of mortals, blood-stain'd Lord, Razer of cities, wer't not well thyself To interpose, and from the battle-field Withdraw this chief, Tydides?† (source)
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The power filtered down from His Majesty to the Rases, the Dejazmaches, and the lesser nobility, and then to the vassals and peons.† (source)unconventional spelling: Generally, the spelling razes is preferred.
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The grove must be razed. (source)razed = completely destroyed (flattened)
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I am not here to raze your collections.† (source)raze = completely destroy
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