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torpedo
noun as in ammunition
noun as in bomb
noun as in projectile
noun as in rocket
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noun as in submarine sandwich
noun as in hatchet man
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noun as in gunman
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noun as in assassin
verb as in abrogate
verb as in blast
verb as in bomb
verb as in break
verb as in cancel
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verb as in defeat
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verb as in demolish
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verb as in destroy
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verb as in eradicate
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verb as in nullify
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verb as in obliterate
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verb as in overpower
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verb as in raid
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verb as in rive
verb as in rout
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verb as in sabotage
verb as in shatter
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verb as in shoot
verb as in stifle
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verb as in undermine
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verb as in wreck
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Example Sentences
However, the fake news could not have spread so quickly if Trump adviser Elon Musk had not torpedoed the verified user system of his social media platform in the hopes of turning a buck.
Originally conceived of by Leanhardt while working in the Yankees’ front office, the bowling-pin-shaped torpedo model eschews the typical characteristics of traditional bat designs.
In the eighth, a two-run double from Max Muncy — who switched back to his old regular bat after beginning the night swinging the new torpedo model — finally got the Dodgers back level.
The New York Yankees can have their torpedo bats, because the Dodgers’ extensive use of deferred money wins innovation of the year.
But by Monday, intrigue in the new bat design was high among the team, with several players noting they already had orders for their own torpedo bats on the way.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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