Decimators example sentences

decimator

definition

  - noun form of decimate

dec·i·mate

verb

decimate (verb) · decimates (third person present) · decimated (past tense) · decimated (past participle) · decimating (present participle)

  - kill, destroy, or remove a large percentage or part of:

  - drastically reduce the strength or effectiveness of (something):

  - kill one in every ten of (a group of soldiers or others) as a punishment for the whole group:

Synonyms

decimate, eliminate, remove, suppress, exterminate, destroy, annihilate, extirpate, obliterate, kill, liquidate, abolish, extinguish, quash, erase, efface, excise, expunge, uproot, zap, deracinate

"Decimators" Example Sentences

1. Decimators of the forest, the beetles left a trail of devastation.
2. The relentless waves, acting as decimators, eroded the coastline.
3. Ancient plagues were notorious decimators of entire populations.
4. Disease proved a more effective decimator than the sword.
5. He considered the harsh winter a silent decimator of the crops.
6. Locust swarms are powerful decimators of agricultural lands.
7. The decimators were swift and merciless in their attacks.
8. Among the decimators of the Roman legions were disease and famine.
9. Wildfires are natural decimators of forests.
10. The invading army were brutal decimators of the local villages.
11. Poverty and hunger were the silent decimators of the community.
12. She viewed the new regulations as potential decimators of small businesses.
13. The rumors proved to be decimators of public trust.
14. Unsustainable fishing practices are decimators of ocean life.
15. Pollution is one of the greatest decimators of our planet.
16. Climate change poses a threat as a major decimator of biodiversity.
17. These invasive species are efficient decimators of native plants.
18. Uncontrolled deforestation has resulted in the decimation of countless habitats.
19. The relentless decimators of the rainforest are unsustainable logging practices.
20. History is filled with examples of wars acting as decimators of civilizations.
21. Economic downturns are often decimators of employment.
22. The decimators, armed with advanced weaponry, moved swiftly.
23. Are these new technologies decimators of traditional crafts?
24. He painted a grim picture of the decimators unleashed by the storm.
25. The company's new policy was seen as a decimator of morale.
26. Overfishing is a significant decimator of fish populations.
27. The decimators of the city's infrastructure were neglect and age.
28. Among the decimators were corruption and mismanagement.
29. He described the insects as silent, insidious decimators.
30. The silent decimators worked tirelessly, unnoticed.
31. They were relentless decimators, leaving nothing but ruin.
32. The plague was a swift and merciless decimator.
33. The decimators advanced, their ranks unbroken.
34. These tireless decimators worked day and night.
35. The invisible decimators silently spread their destruction.
36. The relentless decimators continued their assault.
37. She feared the unknown decimators lurking in the shadows.
38. What are the unseen decimators threatening our society?
39. The powerful decimators were finally defeated.
40. The swift decimators left little time for escape.
41. The relentless march of the decimators was unstoppable.
42. The mysterious decimators remained elusive.
43. He identified the key decimators of the company's profits.
44. The most effective decimators often work silently.
45. The army was a formidable force of decimators.
46. Their numbers dwindled under the relentless decimation.
47. The decimation was swift and brutal.
48. The decimators left a path of destruction in their wake.
49. The decimators are relentless, always seeking new victims.
50. We must identify and combat these insidious decimators.

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